Re: IIS 6 slows down ASP pages

From: Aleks (axiaxi2003_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 11/23/04

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    Its just the first page, then speeds up. If you become idle like for a
    minute and start navigating again the response is again slow.

    I am surprised there are no solutions yet, this looks like a known issue
    many people are having, still the responses are very vage. I checked IIS and
    the rest of the sites work fine (HTML) and MS SQL is in perfect condition.

    It is only ASP pages when they are first load, could take up to 40 seconds
    to load, totally unacceptable.
    Its not the site because it runs fine in IIS5. I am using the same
    application pool as the rest of the websites, only ASP pages are afected, no
    matter the code of the ASP page.

    My server is exactly the same, same network connections, same everything
    else, just win2k was upgraded to win2003.

    A

    "Jeff Cochran" <jeff.nospam@zina.com> wrote in message
    news:41ab270b.2131935781@msnews.microsoft.com...
    > On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 22:56:02 -0500, "Aleks" <axiaxi2003@hotmail.com>
    > wrote:
    >
    >>I have spent hours doing research on this item and found many people with
    >>the same problem and no answers.
    >>
    >>I have an ASP web application that connects to MS SQL 2000. I was running
    >>it
    >>on Win2000 just fine, no problems whatsoever. We upgraded to Win2003 and
    >>now
    >>ASP pages take forever to load.
    >
    > All ASP pages or just those connecting to SQL? Have you tested a
    > Hello World page? First and subsequent requests?
    >
    >>This evidently is a BUG but there is no solutions posted anywhere, I need
    >>to
    >>solve this before tomorrow morning, please PLEASE, if someone has solved
    >>this problem any help is really appreciated.
    >
    > First, it's not a bug. There are many changes to the IIS6 model as
    > well as additional settings you may have issues with. In addition,
    > you have a new operating system, server, network connections and many
    > other things that can be different.
    >
    > But until you test your code rationally, or at least provide enough
    > details on server configuration, code samples, etc, there's no way
    > you'll get this tracked down.
    >
    > Jeff

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