While I executing a few troubleshooting steps in local dev environment, I opted to put some perfmon counters to monitor the performance of the code. Unfortunately all the perfmon counters turned to numbers instead of their subsequent labels.
Tried adding all .net by using following lodctr command (This command is responsible for updating all performance monitor counters and their explain texts)
lodctr C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\corperfmonsymbols.ini
lodctr C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspnet_perf.ini
but no luck, not able to see the counters back.
Finally rebuilding the whole counters did the trick
lodctr /R
For those who are not able to succeed even after this command can try the following Microsoft Support article
How to manually rebuild Performance Counter Library values
Troubleshooting Performance Monitor Counter Problems
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Sunday, December 21, 2008
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
IIS management console presents blank window
You open the IIS management console using Inetmgr and you are presented with a empty console no application pools, no web sites, no virtual directories.
This happens occasionally on IIS 6 /IIS 7 which is hosting SharePoint sites. The very quick fix for this issue is restarting Sharepoint's OWSTimer service or make an IISRESET.
Microsoft support explains as follows
Microsoft provides a hot fix for this nasty issue, that can be downloaded from the following link
FIX: You may be unable to manage IIS by using Server Manager if two threads access IIS at the same time
This happens occasionally on IIS 6 /IIS 7 which is hosting SharePoint sites. The very quick fix for this issue is restarting Sharepoint's OWSTimer service or make an IISRESET.
Microsoft support explains as follows
"Consider the following scenario. You have a process that has more than one thread. Additionally, the process uses the Internet Information Services (IIS) Active Directory Service Interfaces (ADSI) provider to access IIS. Two threads access IIS at the same time. In this scenario, you may be unable to manage IIS by using Server Manager"
Microsoft provides a hot fix for this nasty issue, that can be downloaded from the following link
FIX: You may be unable to manage IIS by using Server Manager if two threads access IIS at the same time
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