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In IIS 7, I would click on "worker process" then "View Current Request" to see all the requests currently being executed.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc732518(v=WS.10).aspx
In IIS 8, I do not see this option. Is there something I need to set up on IIS 8?
Edit: I tried running inetmgr as administrator as well.
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In the Web Server Home Features view, go to the IIS section and select and open the Worker Processes feature. Select the Desired worker process then, in the Actions pane, click View Current Requests (or right-click on the Worker Process and select View Current Requests .
Open IIS manager and on the left side click on the name of your computer. You will then see a similar list of icons on the right as shown in the screenshot below. Double click on "Worker Processes" and you can get a list of which processes are currently running, here you can find your second process.
Protocol listeners receive protocol-specific requests, send them to IIS for processing, and then return responses to requestors. For example, when a client browser requests a Web page from the Internet, the HTTP listener, HTTP. sys, picks up the request and sends it to IIS for processing.
IIS creates a new process. IIS will then provide the query string and other parameters that are included with the request through the environment and standard input (STDIN) handle for the process. ISAPI filters are always loaded as long as the Web service is running and a request to the server has been made.
There wasn't any UI hints, but was able to turn it on as a feature under server manager.
Server Manager -> Add Roles.
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The required features can be installed with PowerShell.
IIS Manager:
Install-WindowsFeature Web-Mgmt-Tools Request Monitor:
Install-WindowsFeature Web-Request-Monitor With these features installed, run IIS Manager, browsing to the Worker Processes section shown in the screenshot below. From the list of Worker Processes, either double click on the process of interest to view currently executing requests or use the right-click context menu.
The back/forward arrows to the left of the address bar can be used to navigate back and forth between the list of requests and worker processes. The alt+left arrow / alt+right arrow keys perform the same actions.
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