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I finally figured it out I started to re-writing the web site and realized that every page has code that logs traffic to a database. There was a bad connection string that was causing SQL Server to...
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Guys, I suspect the problem is his IIS Metabase may be whacked. I suggested he create a sub domain, mirror the content there and try it to see if it is the IIS itself.
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So if you are 100% sure this is even before your own code, you could try http://www.iis.net/learn/troubleshoot/using-failed-request-tracing/troubleshooting-failed-requests-using-tracing-in-iis to see...
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First of all, the server gets a fairly low number of hits per day - about 8,000 daily entries in the log files for all 3 sites (that includes all images, pages, etc.).The physical server isn't an...
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Let me ask some more specifics about your site. What brand name & model server are you using? Is the server physical or virtual?What operating system & bit level? Quantity of RAM?Spindle speed...
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Every page takes 15 seconds to load - it doesn't matter if it's a refresh or initial load.It's my own server, so I have full control over it. As I indicated earlier, there are 3 sites being hosted on...
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It could be the server is spinning down the application pool for that site. Generally, IIS will turn off app pools that are not in use after a certain amount of time. Then when the site is accessed,...
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<<You'll likely have to instrument the site to find out where this time budget is spent. Test first db access if any or could it be that you are doing something that could timeout (attempting a...
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Re: Slow web site
Regarding performance, there are a wide variety of tools that you can use to find areas that might be causing sluggish or slower performance within your Web Applications. I usually always recommend...
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Hi,You'll likely have to instrument the site to find out where this time budget is spent. Test first db access if any or could it be that you are doing something that could timeout (attempting a name...
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vahid -I could be wrong, but I believe that all of the points you made are incremental performance items. The issue I'm having is way beyond that. It's not that some pages are slow, but something is...
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The slow web site is: http://www.photobert.com Another web site on the same server, written in the same language, and is virtually identical is:http://www.photoberttours.com
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hiThere are some point you can consider for performance improvment of your website.Set debug=false Turn off Tracing unless until required Turn off Session State, if not required. ASP.NET Manages...
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I have a web server (Windows 2008 Server) with 3 web sites on it. None of the sites gets a lot of traffic.All 3 sites are written using VB.NET. Two of the sites are very fast responding. But one site...
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