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ha77ab
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PLESK IWAM is using more than %60 CPU.
Is there anyone knows how can I find that site?
Is there anyone knows how can I find that site?
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ha77ab
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if you mean the one in Administrative Tools ("Performance"), I couldnt find anything relating to a user or a site.
Can you please help a bit more? Thanks
Can you please help a bit more? Thanks
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xandih
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Go to Server > IIS Application Pool
Go to Global Settings
Make sure that your domains have dedicated pools to then..
if not, all your domains will use the IWAM...
thats a shared pool...
just do that hehehe
Go to Global Settings
Make sure that your domains have dedicated pools to then..
if not, all your domains will use the IWAM...
thats a shared pool...
just do that hehehe
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ha77ab
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very well, I was just trying to find a way to put all domains in dedicated pools, I was looking for in "group operations" and somewhere else. Thanks for directing to the right place
Would there any problem if I put every domain in dedicated pools?
Would there any problem if I put every domain in dedicated pools?
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xandih
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Nop..
this is a good choose, because you can monitor (write correct?) what domains consumes more cpu..
this is a good choose, because you can monitor (write correct?) what domains consumes more cpu..
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ha77ab
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yes thank you, that really helped a lot
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