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Yes, It is most probably bad asp code.<br />
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Is there just the one application? &nbsp;If not, make sure that isolation is HIGH on every application, which may help to prevent problems on one application bringing down all others with it.<br />
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You might also try looking through the web server logs for those pages that have unusually high process time or event viewer application log entries for clues.<br />
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If you upgraded to IIS6, you'd be able to isolate every application entirely, and then at least know which one app is causing the problem.<br />
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Cheers.<br />

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Yes, It is most probably bad asp code.

Is there just the one application?  If not, make sure that isolation is HIGH on every application, which may help to prevent problems on one application bringing down all others with it.

You might also try looking through the web server logs for those pages that have unusually high process time or event viewer application log entries for clues.

If you upgraded to IIS6, you'd be able to isolate every application entirely, and then at least know which one app is causing the problem.

Cheers.


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Hello All,<br />
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For some reason, the DLLhost.exe is using 100% of my CPU. I believe it's an ASP page that's causing this but not sure. What is the best way to find out why this is happening? <br />
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OS: Windows 2000 Advanced Server<br />
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This is a production server and I have 10000+ &nbsp;ASP pages. <br />
<br />
Thanks and Regards,<br />
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Hello All,

For some reason, the DLLhost.exe is using 100% of my CPU. I believe it's an ASP page that's causing this but not sure. What is the best way to find out why this is happening? 

OS: Windows 2000 Advanced Server

This is a production server and I have 10000+  ASP pages. 

Thanks and Regards,




DLLHost.exe and IIS

IIS is Internet Information Services, the web server included with Windows Server operating systems. All current versions are built on a modular architecture; modules can be added or removed individually so that those required for specific functionality are installed. The full installation of IIS includes HTTP, security, content, compression, caching, logging and diagnostics.