Serious Web Site issue

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hello every readers..
i am facing a serious problem in my website, the scenario is like this :
i have a running website since years ago,suddenly some thing wrong happened , the website is becoming too slow from out side (i mean for public) but still running fine locally (from inside the network) i am not that this means that we have been attacked or not (still not sure) but it is so strange case. the application pool stacked so fast the w3wp service kills the servers CPU, the database server runs normally , but as i said from inside the network it cool but when it comes to run for public its immediately crashes ...
Any help please...

Posted 24-Jul-12 7:53am

rushdi obeidat

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R. Giskard Reventlov 24-Jul-12 14:17pm

Is it hosted on a third party server? If so, you should contact them directly.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 24-Jul-12 14:19pm

Not informative. Your "some thing wrong happened" simply means that you do not work under revision control system, so you are unable to trace back your steps to reproduce the previous state and don't know steps to reproduce the problem. You did not provide anything to analyze the problem, and it looks like you are don't know how to provide it. What can we even talk about?
--SA

rushdi obeidat 24-Jul-12 16:48pm

its a very detailed problem and i have to write a story for it .. it is not just "some thing wrong" .. thank you for your pass here

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Jul-12 17:49pm

You are welcome, but don't you think that if you need to write a story, you have to. As for now, your question is not informative, that's all.
--SA

rushdi obeidat 24-Jul-12 16:50pm

have you ever heard about denial of service .. i think this is the problem some one is trying to attack the website by sending more than 5000 requests per 1 min, so the site will become down .. it seems that he ran some service to do this on our DNS.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Jul-12 17:50pm

I do know, of course, but how can we help you? You don't provide sufficient information. I do understand that is not so easy.
--SA

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