We have 2 Web Front End Servers-SharePoint Server 2010 farm and are configured using NLB.
From 2 weeks, there is a heavy load in WFE Server 1 alone.
Configuration of both the servers are the same.
How can we resolve this? Please help me on this.
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We have 2 Web Front End Servers-SharePoint Server 2010 farm and are configured using NLB. From 2 weeks, there is a heavy load in WFE Server 1 alone. Configuration of both the servers are the same. How can we resolve this? Please help me on this. |
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Check in Network Load Balancing that the web front ends are set to equal load. The MS NLB may be sending all requests through to one WFE. Also check if you can navigate to each WFE individually. You may have to add an alternate access mapping for this if you don't already ahve one. |
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You can view the current HTTP requests by running: appcmd list request This may provide a better hint as to what is going on. |
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The w3wp worker process is generate per application pool. I would first check to make sure each of your Sharepoint web applications is on its own application pool and check to ensure each service application has its own application pool. In addition you can look in IIS to see what is running on that particular worker process to get an idea of what applications are causing the high CPU utilization. |
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