WWWLSNR30.exe is hanging

Hi All,
I'm using 11.0.3 with 8.0.5 on Windows NT SP4
Every once in a while, the users complain that they cannot login into the applications. At that time I observe that the process WWWLSNR30.exe in the application server is taking too much of CPU(more than 50%).
No matter how much time I wait, it keeps on utilizing the CPU and the server doesn't service any connect requests.
Even when I shut down all the Apps Services, it still remains. I have to restart the server again.
What can be the cause of the problem, and how to remedy it? Since I'm running production and test on the same server how to find out to which Application the process is attached?
TIA
Naveen

Hi About ur problems solution will be able to get through if you are accurate about the problems.
Always there will be only one WWWLSNR30 will be running for prod and test.
The matter of hanging is that obevioly it will be utilizing CPU because that you running 2 instances (appl tops)on same time.
Meanwhile just can u try to bring down concurrent manager and form services web for Test database and work with only for PROD and check for 1 day.
After you will be able to come down with some good conclusion about the problem which could be the remedy for ur problems.
Hope you will be through after that.
Get back if still u have the issue.
Thanks and Regards
Riyass
[email protected]

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