Hey guys, The situation: I run a classic ASP site on windows server 2003. We use an MS Access DB for our product listings and MS SQL Server 2005 for our orders and cart database. About two weeks ago our site just started going down. The timing was weird, in that I had been away and hadn't made any changes in about 4 days. Since it has started, it generally goes down once a day. When it goes down, there is an error in the system log saying 'process serving shearcomfort.com has timed out'. The windows server log shows that an array of different pages have been loaded before the error... and oddly, even after we've been sent the 'site down' message (uptrends.com monitoring) there are still page loads happening in the log successfully, even though I personally can't load the site without recycling the application pool. I've gone through code I had uploaded at the time, increased physical memory on the server, changed some settings, everything I can think of. Nothing seems to help. Can anyone suggest some good/free stress test software or anything along those lines? I installed Process Monitor on the server one night and let it run overnight, hoping to catch the offending process in the act... instead it ate up all the memory on the server and crashed all of our sites. So now, I'm hoping there is someone/company out there that can come to our rescue. Thanks, Scott Carmichael

I'd assume it's problems with your Access DB, but who can say? Have you tried MS' stress test tools?