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I've have an web application that's running under IIS 7.5 using the .NET Framework Version v4.0. Our application development team are reporting that the application keeps restarting. I checked the eventlogs and I can't see any issues. I could like to capture dump files if possible.<br />
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How would I configured Debug Diag so it captures for application pool restarts or any other other issues with IIS. Also this server is in a DMZ and I'm having issues getting the symbol files to Debug Diag. Were can the symbol files be downloaded manually and do they come in .pdb format. I want to rule out that McAfee anti-virus isn't restarting any components of IIS.<br />
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Are there proxy settings for Debug Diag 2.2 or WinDbg so that I can download symbol files.
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Hi, 

I've have an web application that's running under IIS 7.5 using the .NET Framework Version v4.0. Our application development team are reporting that the application keeps restarting. I checked the eventlogs and I can't see any issues. I could like to capture dump files if possible.

How would I configured Debug Diag so it captures for application pool restarts or any other other issues with IIS. Also this server is in a DMZ and I'm having issues getting the symbol files to Debug Diag. Were can the symbol files be downloaded manually and do they come in .pdb format. I want to rule out that McAfee anti-virus isn't restarting any components of IIS.

Are there proxy settings for Debug Diag 2.2 or WinDbg so that I can download symbol files.

Need to Configure Debug Diag 2.2 for IIS 7.5 to capture dump files

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