ASP IIS Request queue

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    Default ASP IIS Request queue

    We have recently found that our ASP application located on a virtual
    directory on IIS6 Windows Server 2003 is only processing one page at a time,
    the rest are being queued. I have increased the number of worker process
    threads for the relevant application pool and that number are being processed
    at a time. However is it normal to have to increase this value as I can't
    find any info on it ?

    I also have the same problem with the site on IIS5.0 development machines
    but didn't used to. We have the .NET framework 1.1 installed on all
    computers, could it be this that is causing it. Any information appreciated.

    Lucy
    Lucy Clarke Guest

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    Default Re: ASP IIS Request queue

    This is from IIS 5 - hilight a VD; right-click; properties;
    configuration button; App Debugging TAB; HELP button

    see the text on "Enable ASP Server-Dide Script Debugging"

    "Enabling ASP server-side debugging causes ASP to run in
    single-threaded mode."

    Brian

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