What's goin on now?

[jazzyone]

Hi all,

We moved a server from one location to another and the only thing that changed are the IP addresses of the server. Today we are having some problems. Here are some errors that occured around the same time:

"Error","TID=142","08/10/01","10:30:45","Unexpected Windows NT error number 5 occurred while attempting to start the service."


"Error","TID=144","08/10/01","10:30:47","Unable to write reply -- client browser stopped waiting for request. "
"Error","TID=144","08/10/01","10:30:47","Windows NT error number 109 occurred."


&quot;Error&quot;,&quot;TID=286&quot;,&quot;08/10/01&quot;,&quot;10:30:14&quot;,&quot;An error occurred while attempting to establish a connection to the service.<P>The most likely cause of this problem is that the service is not currently running. You can use the 'Services' Control Panel to verify that the service is running and to restart it if necessary. <P>Windows NT error number 2 occurred.&quot;



Apparently the CF service is stopping. Can anyone tell by the above errors what the problem might be?

Thanks!
Mark Lamdanski
Network Administrator
Hollywood Media Corp.
mlamdanski@boca.hollywood.com

 

[strantheman]

What version of NT are your running? Is it 2000? Did you just move the box to a different location or are you on a totally new computer?

Those are NT errors from both the web server and NTs request handler.

Yes, id agree that your CF services were halted before the page was run. The list of errors looks to be the result of a file being requested, the information server having an entry for the file type (CFM) and therefore accepts it into the request queue... but then it cannot access the application server associated with the file type, so it sort of stalls.. during which time the request times out and NT defaults to show one or multiple errors.

Are these errors alone on the page, or does some of the page load and the error appears toward the bottom?

hope you can make the CF services part of the boot up process, and figure out why they're stopping