(1)Event Logs
(i)Any new recurring errors in Event Logs
(ii)check the HTTPERR log for Connection Denied Reports (usuallyC:\windows\system32\logfiles)
(2)IIS Application Pools or Websites
Check for any stopped app pools or sites in IIS Manager.
(3)Windows Services
Are any of them stopped?
(4)Event Viwers
(5)SQL Server
(i)Are you getting security access issues with accessing SQL server
(ii)Check logs aren't full? (Consult with DB Admin,to resolve it.if you finds this cause)
(6)Web Front End
Are you out of disk space??? SharePoint can produce huge amount of logging info and that can can eat up your disk!
......do revert if you find any issues.
What to check when your SharePoint application down.
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Mahesh ChandPosted Aug 24, 2010, 11:15 AM
I will keep that in mind. I was going to disable on my dev machine b/c it keeps filling the space ;)
Brajendra RathourPosted Aug 24, 2010, 10:12 AM
Hi mahesh, Sorry for delaying response. Uday, thx a lot for sharing info. But Mahesh, Please make sure yourself before disabling logging functinalities in PRODUCTIN. bcoz after disabling,it would be impossible to troubleshoot any PS or WSS error.
Uday GaikwadPosted Aug 23, 2010, 8:52 AM
Go to Central administrator- > Monitoring -> Diagnostic logging From here we can do anything with the log
Mahesh ChandPosted Aug 20, 2010, 9:27 PM
Thanks for sharing Brajendra. Can you tell us how we can disable logging for Sharepoint applications? Thanks!