I'm experiencing a weird problem where a call to a page is returned in a second when viewed via a browser on the server. When I look at the same page from a machine across the network it takes maybe 30 seconds if it succeeds at all. We have tried IIS 6, IIS
5.1 and IIS5 on Win2K, Win2003 & XP as the web server and get the same issue. It therefore brings us round to being a coding problem but as the page looks at local resources I think it could be a permissions issue. Could IIS demand any specific impersonation
to rapidly look at say an XML file on the server? If it's not the logged on local user can you think of any reason why a page would be returned so much slower? Dont think this is a network issue as we have even tries it on other networks.
Create a 'hello world' html, then browse from client machine ? same slowness ? if it's fast, then you can skip your networking issue for the moment, then look at your coding again.
perrym1
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Performance terrible remotely but fine on the server.
Aug 17, 2004 05:09 PM|LINK
qbernard
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Re: Performance terrible remotely but fine on the server.
Aug 18, 2004 03:37 AM|LINK
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