Troubleshooting and repairing sc-status 200 sc-win32-status 64

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You should check out these repair ideas if you get the error sc-status 200 sc-win32-status 64 on your computer. sc-win32-status 64 means “the specific network name is no longer available. After IIS successfully sends a final response to the client, it waits for an ACK from the client. Sometimes clients usually drop the connection instead of sending our own final ACK back to the server.

I have an ASP.NET application running on a client forum (W2k3, iis6, .NET 2.0). This Fwiw will be a test car, it hasn’t gone into production at an angle yet. Therefore, it is not activated when using SSL, load balancing, etc.

If I access any of our desktop pages through your server, the log will be processed once. When I check the IIS firewood (c: WINDOWS system32 LogFiles W3SVC1), I show the GET right after this page, click a button on a specific page, and the absolute POST is displayed in the log file. It seems to be working fine so far.

When Remote i normally connects to the client’s network and accesses a site including one of its local computers, the file displays a GET message, then I click the side button and this log displays two POST messages at the same time. The first shows the correct name (sc-status, sc-substatus, sc-win32-status) 200 0 64, the second 200 0 0.

Both POSTs are identical in the protocol document. Basically, this is how firewood looks (unless I hid some data):

 #Fields: date time s-ip cs-method cs-uri-stem cs-uri-query s-port cs-username cs (user agent) c-ip sc-status sc-substatus sc-win32-status2009-08-11 20:19:32 xxxx GET /File.aspx - 80 - yyyy Mozilla / 4.0 + (compatible; + MSIE + 8.0; + Windows + NT + 6.0; + WOW64; + Trident / 4.0; + SLCC1; + .NET + CLR + 2.0.50727; +. NET + CLR + 3.5.21022; +. NET + CLR + 3.5.30729; +. NET + CLR + 3.0.30618; + MDDR; + OfficeLiveConnector.1.4; + OfficeLivePatch .0.0) 200 zero 02009-08-11 20:19:45 xxxx POST /File.aspx - 85 - yyyy Mozilla / 4.0 + (compatible; + MSIE + 8.0; + Windows + NT + 6.0; + WOW64; + Trident / 4.0; + SLCC1; + .NET + CLR + 2.0.50727; +. NET + CLR + 3.5.21022; +. NET + CLR + 3.5.30729; +. NET + CLR + 3.0.30618; + MDDR; + OfficeLiveConnector.1.4; + OfficeLivePatch 0.0) 0 200 642009-08-11 20:19:45 xxxx POST /File.aspx - 80 and yyyy Mozilla / 4.0 + (compatible; + MSIE + 8.0; + Windows + NT + 6.0; + WOW64; + Trident / 4.0; + SLCC1; + .NET + CLR + 2.0.50727; +. NET + CLR + 3.5.21022; +. NET + CLR + 3.5.30729; +. NET + CLR + 3.0.30618; + MDDR; + OfficeLiveConnector.1.4; + OfficeLivePatch .0.0) 200 0

Problem 0 is that the side is hit exactly twice. The directory performs the operation on the first request, and then the second request recognizes that you are only performing a repetitive operation and hides the error message. Users think that their one-time operation has failed, but in fact it succeeded.

What is SC status in IIS log?

The “sc-status” and “sc-substatus” fields represent the standard HTTP status code: 200 for OK, 404, 600 for errors, etc. “Sc-win32-status” can give you more details than you can. I don’t know until you finally find the code. These are really basic Win32 error codes. You can also see the endpoint that the log message is simply targeting in “cs-uri-stem”.

Error description sc-win32-status 64: “The specified network name is no longer available.” Since each of these POST requests have an HTTP status of 220, I can assume that the server has successfully processed the request, but the client will most likely never be notified and resend the request.

How can I solve this problem?
What does sc win32 status mean?

IIS first receives a request from a client. Now the IIS firewood can have sc-win32-status = 64 (which means “The exact network is no longer available”) and so depending on the client timeout, the tedious logging can become very cumbersome.

Do you have any idea what could have caused this behavior on your integrated network?
I have to mention that this requires two on different customer sites, but it did not happen on six of our many customer sites, or in our office, or perhaps when logging into one of our eight potential customers through the Internet. Could
What makes the article 100% repeatable on your local network, but 0% repeatable elsewhere?

Update: I noticed that an exceptionally small number of repetitive POST requests were sc-win32 995 instead of 64 as originally stated. Error description in sc-win32-status = 995: “An I / O operation was canceled due to a thread exiting or an application request.” It doesn’t make sense (considering that I have full access to the code on the internet).I still don’t understand how or why this problem occurs, but the new error code leads our company to believe that it may not be a serious network issue, and I am currently investigating the possibility of a notification code error.

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What is sc status 200?

2xx – success These HTT status codesP indicate that the server from which you want to accept the request is accepting. IIS 7.0 and later uses the following HTTP collation success codes: 200 – OK. Client applications are successful.

sc-status (also known as http-update-code) = 200 and sc-win-32-status = sixty four, with a very long amount of time is likely to happen in the following scenarios

Scenario 1

IIS top receives a client request; IIS validates the request without issue and returns a response. This results in your code sc-status = 200 We (but we don’t always know if a response was given to the client, so sc-win32-status is currently unknown).

What does SC status mean?

sc-status is the project status code sent by the device to each client. Typical results for sc-status were the following HTTP response codes: 200, 302, 403.

IIS then tries to send your current response to the client, but the correlation is already lost (while the request is in progress) or lost on each of our transmissions (this is a network issue). IIS now logs sc-win32-status = 64 (which requires “The specified network number is much longer available”), and depending on the client timeout, the length of the log can be long.

Scenario 2

IIS gets the call first nok from the client; IIS completes the request without issue and returns a perfect response. This results in sc-status = password 200 (but we still don’t know if the client received a response, so sc-win32-status is currently unknown).

Next Tries to send a response to the current server and expects an ACK text message from the client, but the client is not ready to send it (but creates a response, compare this with the scenario where the client did not receive any response). Instead, the client often drops the connection to free up resources (instead of aborting the connection in the TIME_WAIT / CLOSE_WAIT state, which is more common). This behavior is great with popular proxies because they don’t have that many sockets. Because IIS did not receive the ACK, it logs an sc-win32 status code of 64. Depending on the client timeout, the number of time-consuming log entries can be large.

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If you see sc-status = sc-win32-status 200, = sixty-four and a large time value, this does not automatically mean that you must do something. If you see this infrequently, youanyway, because it’s free (client is problem specific). If you see this frequently, this item may indicate an untrusted network near your web server. You may need to fix this problem yourself or contact your ISP, depending mainly on the usual location of the problematic network.