One question - has anyone run into this under Server 2008? All cases we've encountered have been running 2003 - I'm wondering if it's safe to suggest a server upgrade as a solution if problems persist for a given client? (From Rick's earlier posts on this it's clear that nobody at M$ was inclined to fix anything under the older OS but I'm hoping that maybe things are better with the newer product.)
--stein
One of my clients is reporting a series of IIS Worker Process errors after rebooting. The faulting application is w3wp.exe and the faulting module is wc.dll, which prompted him to call me. He gets a few of these during the reboot process, then again the first couple of times we hit a wc link (along with a Service Unavailable message in the browser). Then magically things start to work.
But as soon as we reboot we get another string of errors.
He claims this just started happening today, and I don't recall ever seeing this error on any of our 100+ client systems, so I was rather weirded out when I logged onto one of my servers a bit later and encountered the exact same message (also pointing to a problem with wc.dll...) In my case at least, there was just one message and nothing showed up after I rebooted. (In both cases we're running WC 5.33 under Win 2003.)
I checked the MS hotfix status - doesn't appear they pushed anything out last night though they did put out a security patch a week ago.
Just wondering if anyone else has run across this recently.
--stein