Pull your dll up in VB. (on same box as IIS)
Set your breakpoints.
Hit the Start button.
Navigate to the web page that calls the dll from a browser.
VB should break at your breakpoint.
if your DLL's run under component service on another machine you can debug them to on the remote machine.
Basically where your objects reside set the package to interactive user.
Start VB up with your objects project
Press F5 to start (if prompted pick "Wait for components to be created"
set your break points
run your web app.
I debug components in on a app server with remote clients using the objects.
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