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Put the server behind the firewall and use NAT to allow outside access. The way you only have to forward 80 and 443 to that specific server and you no longer have the server to server communication problems. i've done this in the past with a Pix and it works great.

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There is the logonWorkstation user object. Might be what you want?

All a pool is, is a group of resources that are dedicated to the websites that are assigned to it. Has the load to the site increased? If all you are doing is recycling the pool then it just sounds like there is a leak somewhere in the code. Look at the w3wp.exe processes, see if one is taking...

Use control-alt-end. vippolt - are you using a romaing profile?

We are testing some new wireless devices here, and we've setup a test dhcp environment for them. There are multiple subnets across the campus, and one of the more important tests is what happens when one roams to another subnet. We're finding that when you roam to another subnet, the...

Can you ping out without a problem? Is DNS resolving to the outside world without a problem? In your original post, you said some external sites were working and some weren't. If it's not DNS, is it possible it's a down level isp issue that causing your headache?

Well if you have exchange, you already upgraded active directory. You just need to install the exchange users and computers mmc snapin.

I'd start looking at the code. Maybe the iis crash tools from microsoft will help. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=01c4f89d-cc68-42ba-98d2-0c580437efcf&DisplayLang=en

Is anon access turned on? you might have gotten tagged by warez people and might have a virus. Good friend had that happen, services would just stop, every 15 minutes. Turns out the server, he inherited, had gotten tagged and infected.

Usually from what i've seen, it's due to the code. We had a web server running meftaframe xp's nfuse, no problems at all. We put a home grown web app on those servers, and boom dllhost would spike randomly killing the server. I just setup a job that kills dllhost.exe every 8 hours. No...

Looks kinda fishy to me, but you can try to test the firewall by telneting from the front end box to the backend box on the appropriate ports to see if the dmz is correctly setup. Might want to think about using nat instead of a dmz, i've done that in the past and it's very easy to setup...

To rename the network name resource, you may need to remove the old server from AD and let it replicate, you might get a conflict trying to bring the resource online. You sure can create aliases in DNS, just not Wins. For DNS just create a new alias, and point it to the FQDN of the cluster DNS...

I've not had this, but can you do a control-alt-end and get the Windows Security menu? Is this remote admin mode or app mode? Are you logging in as an admin?

Might be the system board. Depending on the server version, you might have to replace the entire motherboard, or maybe just the memory daughter board.

i always liked http://www.123loganalyzer.com. Very simple, decent report.

There are small changes between iis5 and iis6, like cdonts to cdosys, nothing major. Can you run any asp pages at all? Try creating a small default.asp that just says hi and see what heppens. If that does not work, go into the site properties to the home directory page, click on the...

Yeah i thought that and spent some time looking at the server trying to see if it was getting beat on. No luck. Max connections was around 7, cpu was averaging 2%, get requests were around 2 per second. I'm sure it's because the site is so image intensive. i logged in, and clicked to 2 pages...

Was wondering if anyone has any tips on how to increase speed with an SSL site. One of our .net apps takes a good 30 seconds to render to screen. It looks to be waiting for all the images to download to the PC. We've tried having the app reference the images from the same site, like...

More than one nic in the server? Are you using any TCP/IP filtering on the network connection?