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ASP.NET Crashing on IIS 5.0 - Buffer overflow

 
 
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      11th Aug 2005
Hi!

My Web Form has many controls and grids related to each other which require
viewstate enabled. Overall page size is around 100KB and ViewState size is
around 30-40kb

Everything works fine on dev box, but application is crashing IIS 5.0
(Windows 2000) on production box. I have eEye installed, which shows buffer
overflow messages. Is it ok to increase the IIS buffer size to around 100
-110 kb ie around 1000,000 bytes!

Please let me know what is the workaround! Or what can I request the IIS
administrator to do so that IIS does not crashes and works fine.

Thanks!
 
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Correction - Is it ok to increase the IIS buffer size to around 40kb ie
around 400,000 bytes!

".NET Dev" wrote:

> Hi!
>
> My Web Form has many controls and grids related to each other which require
> viewstate enabled. Overall page size is around 100KB and ViewState size is
> around 30-40kb
>
> Everything works fine on dev box, but application is crashing IIS 5.0
> (Windows 2000) on production box. I have eEye installed, which shows buffer
> overflow messages. Is it ok to increase the IIS buffer size to around 100
> -110 kb ie around 1000,000 bytes!
>
> Please let me know what is the workaround! Or what can I request the IIS
> administrator to do so that IIS does not crashes and works fine.
>
> Thanks!

 
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