I've been having this problem for a few weeks. PLEASE read this post before
responding with some simple reason that has nothing to do with my problem.
If you need more information, please request it as I'll be checking this
post very often.
PROBLEM:
Occaisionally, our web server begins running ASP.NET pages extremely slowly.
Other websites on the server run fine, including ASP pages. It almost seems
as if the .NET caching system ceases to operate. Pages take several seconds
(3-10) before being sent to the user. Even the simplest of pages with no
programming or database connections (but still have an empty code-behind
page) are extemely slow.
This is NOT a case of the server normally compiling the page so please do
not offer that as a problem. The server could very well be compiling the
page, but it is not the normal case of it being compiled the first time and
"it should run find after you compile them". Remeber, this is happening to
EVERY ASP.NET website on the server.
THE SERVER:
The server is just being used as a web server and nothing else. The Domain
Controller is on another machine, as well as our database server. There is
also no anti-virus program running on the machine as I have uninstalled it
due to someone's thought that it could have been causing problems.
THE TEMPORARY FIX:
I can temporarily correct the slowdown issue by restarting IIS. Once I
issue the 'iisreset' command, the server seems to run fine for a random
amount of time. Sometimes 15 minutes, sometimes a full day. By running
fine, I mean that pages are instantly offered to the client - the way they
have for the past year and a half that I've been running .NET on our server.
I seriously hope that someone can offer some questions or answers that may
allow to get to the bottom of this. I've also seen a few others who have
posted similar problems but they have not found fixes as of yet.
Vito DeCarlo
9  10469 
Is Anti-Virus installed on the server? I had an application that behaved
like that and according to the Application Event Viewer, it looked like the
ASPNet service was being restarted for each page request. A response on a MS
beta newsgrup was to exclude the .Net Framework directories in the
Windows\System (or System 32 can't remember which )from virus scanning. Sure
enough, that fixed it for that application.
HTH,
Morgan
"Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in message
news:uO**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I've been having this problem for a few weeks. PLEASE read this post
before responding with some simple reason that has nothing to do with my problem.
If you need more information, please request it as I'll be checking this
post very often.
PROBLEM:
Occaisionally, our web server begins running ASP.NET pages extremely
slowly. Other websites on the server run fine, including ASP pages. It almost
seems as if the .NET caching system ceases to operate. Pages take several
seconds (3-10) before being sent to the user. Even the simplest of pages with no
programming or database connections (but still have an empty code-behind
page) are extemely slow.
This is NOT a case of the server normally compiling the page so please do
not offer that as a problem. The server could very well be compiling the
page, but it is not the normal case of it being compiled the first time
and "it should run find after you compile them". Remeber, this is happening
to EVERY ASP.NET website on the server.
THE SERVER:
The server is just being used as a web server and nothing else. The
Domain Controller is on another machine, as well as our database server. There
is also no anti-virus program running on the machine as I have uninstalled it
due to someone's thought that it could have been causing problems.
THE TEMPORARY FIX:
I can temporarily correct the slowdown issue by restarting IIS. Once I
issue the 'iisreset' command, the server seems to run fine for a random
amount of time. Sometimes 15 minutes, sometimes a full day. By running
fine, I mean that pages are instantly offered to the client - the way they
have for the past year and a half that I've been running .NET on our
server.
I seriously hope that someone can offer some questions or answers that may
allow to get to the bottom of this. I've also seen a few others who have
posted similar problems but they have not found fixes as of yet.
Vito DeCarlo
Morgan,
My hopes was that my post would be fully read before anyone responded. The
problem with my posts has been the fact that once someone responds with an
answer that was already answered in my question, people seem to think that
my problem has been "handled" and there are usually no other posts.
BUT, I will go a step further and elaborate as well as give more information
that should have been included in the original post.
The server does NOT have any anti-virus programs installed (it was recently
removed to ensure that it was not causing problems). Also, my temporary fix
includes issuing the 'iisreset' command and this fixes the problem for a
random amount of time - anywhere from maybe 15 minutes to almost a full day.
Also, the system is running on 768MB of RAM and has about 400MB free so it's
not a problem with resources. I'm also running the 1.1 version of .NET.
-Vito
"Morgan" <za**********@primposta.com> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... Is Anti-Virus installed on the server? I had an application that behaved
like that and according to the Application Event Viewer, it looked like
the ASPNet service was being restarted for each page request. A response on a
MS beta newsgrup was to exclude the .Net Framework directories in the
Windows\System (or System 32 can't remember which )from virus scanning.
Sure enough, that fixed it for that application.
HTH,
Morgan
"Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in message
news:uO**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I've been having this problem for a few weeks. PLEASE read this post
before responding with some simple reason that has nothing to do with my
problem. If you need more information, please request it as I'll be checking this
post very often.
PROBLEM:
Occaisionally, our web server begins running ASP.NET pages extremely
slowly. Other websites on the server run fine, including ASP pages. It almost
seems as if the .NET caching system ceases to operate. Pages take several
seconds (3-10) before being sent to the user. Even the simplest of pages with
no programming or database connections (but still have an empty code-behind
page) are extemely slow.
This is NOT a case of the server normally compiling the page so please
do not offer that as a problem. The server could very well be compiling
the page, but it is not the normal case of it being compiled the first time
and "it should run find after you compile them". Remeber, this is happening
to EVERY ASP.NET website on the server.
THE SERVER:
The server is just being used as a web server and nothing else. The
Domain Controller is on another machine, as well as our database server. There
is also no anti-virus program running on the machine as I have uninstalled
it due to someone's thought that it could have been causing problems.
THE TEMPORARY FIX:
I can temporarily correct the slowdown issue by restarting IIS. Once I
issue the 'iisreset' command, the server seems to run fine for a random
amount of time. Sometimes 15 minutes, sometimes a full day. By running
fine, I mean that pages are instantly offered to the client - the way
they have for the past year and a half that I've been running .NET on our
server.
I seriously hope that someone can offer some questions or answers that
may allow to get to the bottom of this. I've also seen a few others who
have posted similar problems but they have not found fixes as of yet.
Vito DeCarlo
What OS are you running on.
Plus set a performance monitor on a few things like size pagefile of the OS
trust me 400 megs in the root with a variable pagefile isnt good enough.
what is the location of page file.
Look into the basic system parameters first...
HTH
Hermit Dave
"Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in message
news:et**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... Morgan,
My hopes was that my post would be fully read before anyone responded.
The problem with my posts has been the fact that once someone responds with an
answer that was already answered in my question, people seem to think that
my problem has been "handled" and there are usually no other posts.
BUT, I will go a step further and elaborate as well as give more
information that should have been included in the original post.
The server does NOT have any anti-virus programs installed (it was
recently removed to ensure that it was not causing problems). Also, my temporary
fix includes issuing the 'iisreset' command and this fixes the problem for a
random amount of time - anywhere from maybe 15 minutes to almost a full
day.
Also, the system is running on 768MB of RAM and has about 400MB free so
it's not a problem with resources. I'm also running the 1.1 version of .NET.
-Vito
"Morgan" <za**********@primposta.com> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... Is Anti-Virus installed on the server? I had an application that behaved
like that and according to the Application Event Viewer, it looked like the ASPNet service was being restarted for each page request. A response on
a MS beta newsgrup was to exclude the .Net Framework directories in the
Windows\System (or System 32 can't remember which )from virus scanning. Sure enough, that fixed it for that application.
HTH,
Morgan
"Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in message
news:uO**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I've been having this problem for a few weeks. PLEASE read this post
before responding with some simple reason that has nothing to do with my problem. If you need more information, please request it as I'll be checking
this post very often.
PROBLEM:
Occaisionally, our web server begins running ASP.NET pages extremely
slowly. Other websites on the server run fine, including ASP pages. It almost
seems as if the .NET caching system ceases to operate. Pages take several
seconds (3-10) before being sent to the user. Even the simplest of pages with no programming or database connections (but still have an empty
code-behind page) are extemely slow.
This is NOT a case of the server normally compiling the page so please do not offer that as a problem. The server could very well be compiling the page, but it is not the normal case of it being compiled the first
time and "it should run find after you compile them". Remeber, this is
happening to EVERY ASP.NET website on the server.
THE SERVER:
The server is just being used as a web server and nothing else. The
Domain Controller is on another machine, as well as our database server.
There is also no anti-virus program running on the machine as I have
uninstalled it due to someone's thought that it could have been causing problems.
THE TEMPORARY FIX:
I can temporarily correct the slowdown issue by restarting IIS. Once
I issue the 'iisreset' command, the server seems to run fine for a
random amount of time. Sometimes 15 minutes, sometimes a full day. By
running fine, I mean that pages are instantly offered to the client - the way
they have for the past year and a half that I've been running .NET on our
server.
I seriously hope that someone can offer some questions or answers that may allow to get to the bottom of this. I've also seen a few others who have posted similar problems but they have not found fixes as of yet.
Vito DeCarlo
Dave,
Thanks for the response. The pagefile is in the default location and the
system is running on a single drive. The system has been running that same
amount of memory for over a three years without any problems until recently.
I'll setup those monitors and see what I can find.
-Vito
"Hermit Dave" <he************@CAPS.AND.DOTS.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:eE**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... What OS are you running on.
Plus set a performance monitor on a few things like size pagefile of the
OS trust me 400 megs in the root with a variable pagefile isnt good enough.
what is the location of page file.
Look into the basic system parameters first...
HTH
Hermit Dave
"Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in message
news:et**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... Morgan,
My hopes was that my post would be fully read before anyone responded. The problem with my posts has been the fact that once someone responds with
an answer that was already answered in my question, people seem to think
that my problem has been "handled" and there are usually no other posts.
BUT, I will go a step further and elaborate as well as give more
information that should have been included in the original post.
The server does NOT have any anti-virus programs installed (it was
recently removed to ensure that it was not causing problems). Also, my temporary
fix includes issuing the 'iisreset' command and this fixes the problem for a
random amount of time - anywhere from maybe 15 minutes to almost a full
day.
Also, the system is running on 768MB of RAM and has about 400MB free so
it's not a problem with resources. I'm also running the 1.1 version of .NET.
-Vito
"Morgan" <za**********@primposta.com> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... Is Anti-Virus installed on the server? I had an application that
behaved like that and according to the Application Event Viewer, it looked
like the ASPNet service was being restarted for each page request. A response
on a MS beta newsgrup was to exclude the .Net Framework directories in the
Windows\System (or System 32 can't remember which )from virus
scanning. Sure enough, that fixed it for that application.
HTH,
Morgan
"Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in message
news:uO**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> I've been having this problem for a few weeks. PLEASE read this
post before
> responding with some simple reason that has nothing to do with my
problem. > If you need more information, please request it as I'll be checking
this > post very often.
>
> PROBLEM:
> Occaisionally, our web server begins running ASP.NET pages extremely
slowly.
> Other websites on the server run fine, including ASP pages. It
almost seems
> as if the .NET caching system ceases to operate. Pages take several
seconds
> (3-10) before being sent to the user. Even the simplest of pages
with no > programming or database connections (but still have an empty code-behind > page) are extemely slow.
>
> This is NOT a case of the server normally compiling the page so
please do > not offer that as a problem. The server could very well be
compiling the > page, but it is not the normal case of it being compiled the first time and
> "it should run find after you compile them". Remeber, this is happening to
> EVERY ASP.NET website on the server.
>
> THE SERVER:
> The server is just being used as a web server and nothing else. The
Domain
> Controller is on another machine, as well as our database server. There is
> also no anti-virus program running on the machine as I have uninstalled it > due to someone's thought that it could have been causing problems.
>
> THE TEMPORARY FIX:
> I can temporarily correct the slowdown issue by restarting IIS.
Once I > issue the 'iisreset' command, the server seems to run fine for a random > amount of time. Sometimes 15 minutes, sometimes a full day. By running > fine, I mean that pages are instantly offered to the client - the
way they > have for the past year and a half that I've been running .NET on our
server.
>
> I seriously hope that someone can offer some questions or answers
that may > allow to get to the bottom of this. I've also seen a few others who
have > posted similar problems but they have not found fixes as of yet.
>
> Vito DeCarlo
>
>
Dave,
Sorry - the system is running on Windows 2000 Advanced Server with the 1.1
version of .NET and all of the latest updates through Windows Update.
-Vito
"Hermit Dave" <he************@CAPS.AND.DOTS.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:eE**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... What OS are you running on.
Plus set a performance monitor on a few things like size pagefile of the
OS trust me 400 megs in the root with a variable pagefile isnt good enough.
what is the location of page file.
Look into the basic system parameters first...
HTH
Hermit Dave
"Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in message
news:et**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... Morgan,
My hopes was that my post would be fully read before anyone responded. The problem with my posts has been the fact that once someone responds with
an answer that was already answered in my question, people seem to think
that my problem has been "handled" and there are usually no other posts.
BUT, I will go a step further and elaborate as well as give more
information that should have been included in the original post.
The server does NOT have any anti-virus programs installed (it was
recently removed to ensure that it was not causing problems). Also, my temporary
fix includes issuing the 'iisreset' command and this fixes the problem for a
random amount of time - anywhere from maybe 15 minutes to almost a full
day.
Also, the system is running on 768MB of RAM and has about 400MB free so
it's not a problem with resources. I'm also running the 1.1 version of .NET.
-Vito
"Morgan" <za**********@primposta.com> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... Is Anti-Virus installed on the server? I had an application that
behaved like that and according to the Application Event Viewer, it looked
like the ASPNet service was being restarted for each page request. A response
on a MS beta newsgrup was to exclude the .Net Framework directories in the
Windows\System (or System 32 can't remember which )from virus
scanning. Sure enough, that fixed it for that application.
HTH,
Morgan
"Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in message
news:uO**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> I've been having this problem for a few weeks. PLEASE read this
post before
> responding with some simple reason that has nothing to do with my
problem. > If you need more information, please request it as I'll be checking
this > post very often.
>
> PROBLEM:
> Occaisionally, our web server begins running ASP.NET pages extremely
slowly.
> Other websites on the server run fine, including ASP pages. It
almost seems
> as if the .NET caching system ceases to operate. Pages take several
seconds
> (3-10) before being sent to the user. Even the simplest of pages
with no > programming or database connections (but still have an empty code-behind > page) are extemely slow.
>
> This is NOT a case of the server normally compiling the page so
please do > not offer that as a problem. The server could very well be
compiling the > page, but it is not the normal case of it being compiled the first time and
> "it should run find after you compile them". Remeber, this is happening to
> EVERY ASP.NET website on the server.
>
> THE SERVER:
> The server is just being used as a web server and nothing else. The
Domain
> Controller is on another machine, as well as our database server. There is
> also no anti-virus program running on the machine as I have uninstalled it > due to someone's thought that it could have been causing problems.
>
> THE TEMPORARY FIX:
> I can temporarily correct the slowdown issue by restarting IIS.
Once I > issue the 'iisreset' command, the server seems to run fine for a random > amount of time. Sometimes 15 minutes, sometimes a full day. By running > fine, I mean that pages are instantly offered to the client - the
way they > have for the past year and a half that I've been running .NET on our
server.
>
> I seriously hope that someone can offer some questions or answers
that may > allow to get to the bottom of this. I've also seen a few others who
have > posted similar problems but they have not found fixes as of yet.
>
> Vito DeCarlo
>
>
Its alright mate,
start >> run >> perfmon
add all sorts of counters you can think of
you also have a lot of .net related counters including a few for asp.net
you also have IIS counters
so just add a few and monitor which one is behaving badly....
Regards,
Hermit Dave
"Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in message
news:u5**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Dave,
Sorry - the system is running on Windows 2000 Advanced Server with the 1.1
version of .NET and all of the latest updates through Windows Update.
-Vito
"Hermit Dave" <he************@CAPS.AND.DOTS.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:eE**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... What OS are you running on.
Plus set a performance monitor on a few things like size pagefile of the OS trust me 400 megs in the root with a variable pagefile isnt good enough.
what is the location of page file.
Look into the basic system parameters first...
HTH
Hermit Dave
"Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in message
news:et**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... Morgan,
My hopes was that my post would be fully read before anyone responded.
The problem with my posts has been the fact that once someone responds
with an answer that was already answered in my question, people seem to think that my problem has been "handled" and there are usually no other posts.
BUT, I will go a step further and elaborate as well as give more
information that should have been included in the original post.
The server does NOT have any anti-virus programs installed (it was
recently removed to ensure that it was not causing problems). Also, my
temporary fix includes issuing the 'iisreset' command and this fixes the problem for
a random amount of time - anywhere from maybe 15 minutes to almost a
full day.
Also, the system is running on 768MB of RAM and has about 400MB free
so it's not a problem with resources. I'm also running the 1.1 version of
..NET.
-Vito
"Morgan" <za**********@primposta.com> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> Is Anti-Virus installed on the server? I had an application that
behaved > like that and according to the Application Event Viewer, it looked like the
> ASPNet service was being restarted for each page request. A response on a MS
> beta newsgrup was to exclude the .Net Framework directories in the
> Windows\System (or System 32 can't remember which )from virus
scanning. Sure
> enough, that fixed it for that application.
>
> HTH,
>
> Morgan
>
> "Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in message
> news:uO**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> > I've been having this problem for a few weeks. PLEASE read this post > before
> > responding with some simple reason that has nothing to do with my
problem.
> > If you need more information, please request it as I'll be
checking this > > post very often.
> >
> > PROBLEM:
> > Occaisionally, our web server begins running ASP.NET pages
extremely > slowly.
> > Other websites on the server run fine, including ASP pages. It
almost > seems
> > as if the .NET caching system ceases to operate. Pages take
several > seconds
> > (3-10) before being sent to the user. Even the simplest of pages with no
> > programming or database connections (but still have an empty
code-behind > > page) are extemely slow.
> >
> > This is NOT a case of the server normally compiling the page so please do
> > not offer that as a problem. The server could very well be compiling the
> > page, but it is not the normal case of it being compiled the first
time > and
> > "it should run find after you compile them". Remeber, this is
happening > to
> > EVERY ASP.NET website on the server.
> >
> > THE SERVER:
> > The server is just being used as a web server and nothing else.
The > Domain
> > Controller is on another machine, as well as our database server.
There > is
> > also no anti-virus program running on the machine as I have
uninstalled it
> > due to someone's thought that it could have been causing problems.
> >
> > THE TEMPORARY FIX:
> > I can temporarily correct the slowdown issue by restarting IIS. Once I > > issue the 'iisreset' command, the server seems to run fine for a
random > > amount of time. Sometimes 15 minutes, sometimes a full day. By
running > > fine, I mean that pages are instantly offered to the client - the
way they
> > have for the past year and a half that I've been running .NET on
our > server.
> >
> > I seriously hope that someone can offer some questions or answers that may
> > allow to get to the bottom of this. I've also seen a few others
who have
> > posted similar problems but they have not found fixes as of yet.
> >
> > Vito DeCarlo
> >
> >
>
>
It looks like it could be the .net application you have installed on the
server
you should check the code of this application, may be there is any
subroutine ore any process that
stay in a loop and this consume your resource of your server
if you are using the same amount of memory since 3 years ago may be that
could be a problem too
window 2000 server require most memory. IIS consume a lot of resource and
also as much
request the server response = more memory consume. consider that too
"Hermit Dave" <he************@CAPS.AND.DOTS.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:e7**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... Its alright mate,
start >> run >> perfmon
add all sorts of counters you can think of
you also have a lot of .net related counters including a few for asp.net
you also have IIS counters
so just add a few and monitor which one is behaving badly....
Regards,
Hermit Dave
"Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in message
news:u5**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Dave,
Sorry - the system is running on Windows 2000 Advanced Server with the
1.1 version of .NET and all of the latest updates through Windows Update.
-Vito
"Hermit Dave" <he************@CAPS.AND.DOTS.hotmail.com> wrote in
message news:eE**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... What OS are you running on.
Plus set a performance monitor on a few things like size pagefile of
the OS trust me 400 megs in the root with a variable pagefile isnt good
enough. what is the location of page file.
Look into the basic system parameters first...
HTH
Hermit Dave
"Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in message
news:et**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> Morgan,
>
> My hopes was that my post would be fully read before anyone
responded. The
> problem with my posts has been the fact that once someone responds with an > answer that was already answered in my question, people seem to
think that > my problem has been "handled" and there are usually no other posts.
>
> BUT, I will go a step further and elaborate as well as give more
information
> that should have been included in the original post.
>
> The server does NOT have any anti-virus programs installed (it was
recently
> removed to ensure that it was not causing problems). Also, my temporary fix
> includes issuing the 'iisreset' command and this fixes the problem
for a > random amount of time - anywhere from maybe 15 minutes to almost a full day.
>
> Also, the system is running on 768MB of RAM and has about 400MB free so it's
> not a problem with resources. I'm also running the 1.1 version of .NET. >
> -Vito
>
>
> "Morgan" <za**********@primposta.com> wrote in message
> news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> > Is Anti-Virus installed on the server? I had an application that
behaved > > like that and according to the Application Event Viewer, it looked
like > the
> > ASPNet service was being restarted for each page request. A
response on a
> MS
> > beta newsgrup was to exclude the .Net Framework directories in the
> > Windows\System (or System 32 can't remember which )from virus
scanning. > Sure
> > enough, that fixed it for that application.
> >
> > HTH,
> >
> > Morgan
> >
> > "Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in
message > > news:uO**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> > > I've been having this problem for a few weeks. PLEASE read this
post > > before
> > > responding with some simple reason that has nothing to do with
my > problem.
> > > If you need more information, please request it as I'll be
checking this
> > > post very often.
> > >
> > > PROBLEM:
> > > Occaisionally, our web server begins running ASP.NET pages extremely > > slowly.
> > > Other websites on the server run fine, including ASP pages. It
almost > > seems
> > > as if the .NET caching system ceases to operate. Pages take several > > seconds
> > > (3-10) before being sent to the user. Even the simplest of
pages with > no
> > > programming or database connections (but still have an empty
code-behind
> > > page) are extemely slow.
> > >
> > > This is NOT a case of the server normally compiling the page so
please > do
> > > not offer that as a problem. The server could very well be
compiling > the
> > > page, but it is not the normal case of it being compiled the
first time
> > and
> > > "it should run find after you compile them". Remeber, this is
happening
> > to
> > > EVERY ASP.NET website on the server.
> > >
> > > THE SERVER:
> > > The server is just being used as a web server and nothing else. The > > Domain
> > > Controller is on another machine, as well as our database
server. There
> > is
> > > also no anti-virus program running on the machine as I have
uninstalled
> it
> > > due to someone's thought that it could have been causing
problems. > > >
> > > THE TEMPORARY FIX:
> > > I can temporarily correct the slowdown issue by restarting IIS.
Once I
> > > issue the 'iisreset' command, the server seems to run fine for a
random
> > > amount of time. Sometimes 15 minutes, sometimes a full day. By
running
> > > fine, I mean that pages are instantly offered to the client -
the way > they
> > > have for the past year and a half that I've been running .NET on our > > server.
> > >
> > > I seriously hope that someone can offer some questions or
answers that > may
> > > allow to get to the bottom of this. I've also seen a few others
who > have
> > > posted similar problems but they have not found fixes as of yet.
> > >
> > > Vito DeCarlo
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>
I can't seem to find anything that looks "out of whack". Here's another
update...
The CPU is never going over 15% in total usage.
The "Available Memory" is never going under 400MB out of a total 768MB of
RAM.
I've shut down and restarted the major websites on the server with no
success, but when I issue the "IISRESET" command, everything goes back to
normal.
Today, everything was running beautifully since I made the original post
(over 12 hours). It just happened again about 30 minutes ago. I looked at
dozens and dozens of items in the Performance Monitor but couldn't find
anything that didn't look right (not that I know exactly what to look for to
solve this issue).
Any other suggestions??
"Hermit Dave" <he************@CAPS.AND.DOTS.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:e7**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... Its alright mate,
start >> run >> perfmon
add all sorts of counters you can think of
you also have a lot of .net related counters including a few for asp.net
you also have IIS counters
so just add a few and monitor which one is behaving badly....
Regards,
Hermit Dave
"Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in message
news:u5**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... Dave,
Sorry - the system is running on Windows 2000 Advanced Server with the
1.1 version of .NET and all of the latest updates through Windows Update.
-Vito
"Hermit Dave" <he************@CAPS.AND.DOTS.hotmail.com> wrote in
message news:eE**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... What OS are you running on.
Plus set a performance monitor on a few things like size pagefile of
the OS trust me 400 megs in the root with a variable pagefile isnt good
enough. what is the location of page file.
Look into the basic system parameters first...
HTH
Hermit Dave
"Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in message
news:et**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> Morgan,
>
> My hopes was that my post would be fully read before anyone
responded. The
> problem with my posts has been the fact that once someone responds with an > answer that was already answered in my question, people seem to
think that > my problem has been "handled" and there are usually no other posts.
>
> BUT, I will go a step further and elaborate as well as give more
information
> that should have been included in the original post.
>
> The server does NOT have any anti-virus programs installed (it was
recently
> removed to ensure that it was not causing problems). Also, my temporary fix
> includes issuing the 'iisreset' command and this fixes the problem
for a > random amount of time - anywhere from maybe 15 minutes to almost a full day.
>
> Also, the system is running on 768MB of RAM and has about 400MB free so it's
> not a problem with resources. I'm also running the 1.1 version of .NET. >
> -Vito
>
>
> "Morgan" <za**********@primposta.com> wrote in message
> news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> > Is Anti-Virus installed on the server? I had an application that
behaved > > like that and according to the Application Event Viewer, it looked
like > the
> > ASPNet service was being restarted for each page request. A
response on a
> MS
> > beta newsgrup was to exclude the .Net Framework directories in the
> > Windows\System (or System 32 can't remember which )from virus
scanning. > Sure
> > enough, that fixed it for that application.
> >
> > HTH,
> >
> > Morgan
> >
> > "Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in
message > > news:uO**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> > > I've been having this problem for a few weeks. PLEASE read this
post > > before
> > > responding with some simple reason that has nothing to do with
my > problem.
> > > If you need more information, please request it as I'll be
checking this
> > > post very often.
> > >
> > > PROBLEM:
> > > Occaisionally, our web server begins running ASP.NET pages extremely > > slowly.
> > > Other websites on the server run fine, including ASP pages. It
almost > > seems
> > > as if the .NET caching system ceases to operate. Pages take several > > seconds
> > > (3-10) before being sent to the user. Even the simplest of
pages with > no
> > > programming or database connections (but still have an empty
code-behind
> > > page) are extemely slow.
> > >
> > > This is NOT a case of the server normally compiling the page so
please > do
> > > not offer that as a problem. The server could very well be
compiling > the
> > > page, but it is not the normal case of it being compiled the
first time
> > and
> > > "it should run find after you compile them". Remeber, this is
happening
> > to
> > > EVERY ASP.NET website on the server.
> > >
> > > THE SERVER:
> > > The server is just being used as a web server and nothing else. The > > Domain
> > > Controller is on another machine, as well as our database
server. There
> > is
> > > also no anti-virus program running on the machine as I have
uninstalled
> it
> > > due to someone's thought that it could have been causing
problems. > > >
> > > THE TEMPORARY FIX:
> > > I can temporarily correct the slowdown issue by restarting IIS.
Once I
> > > issue the 'iisreset' command, the server seems to run fine for a
random
> > > amount of time. Sometimes 15 minutes, sometimes a full day. By
running
> > > fine, I mean that pages are instantly offered to the client -
the way > they
> > > have for the past year and a half that I've been running .NET on our > > server.
> > >
> > > I seriously hope that someone can offer some questions or
answers that > may
> > > allow to get to the bottom of this. I've also seen a few others
who > have
> > > posted similar problems but they have not found fixes as of yet.
> > >
> > > Vito DeCarlo
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>
I know I responded with this suggestion in my email to you, but I thought
I'd post it here too:
We had a similar problem it ended up being related to Windows
authentication. Our company is
in the process of flattening multiple domains into a single domain using
Active Directory. The server was on the old domain and moving it to the new
domain solved the problem. Although I don't know what the actual problem
was, it was definitely an authentication issue. Apparently the slowness was
a timeout while authenticating the user. I proved it by building two sample
applications. One had authentication mode = "None" and the other was set to
"Windows". The app using Windows authentication had the response time issue
and the other did not.
Good luck.
I hope this helps someone that may be having this frustrating problem.
"Vito DeCarlo" <Fi******************@ThePulse.com> wrote in message
news:uO**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I've been having this problem for a few weeks. PLEASE read this post
before responding with some simple reason that has nothing to do with my problem.
If you need more information, please request it as I'll be checking this
post very often.
PROBLEM:
Occaisionally, our web server begins running ASP.NET pages extremely
slowly. Other websites on the server run fine, including ASP pages. It almost
seems as if the .NET caching system ceases to operate. Pages take several
seconds (3-10) before being sent to the user. Even the simplest of pages with no
programming or database connections (but still have an empty code-behind
page) are extemely slow.
This is NOT a case of the server normally compiling the page so please do
not offer that as a problem. The server could very well be compiling the
page, but it is not the normal case of it being compiled the first time
and "it should run find after you compile them". Remeber, this is happening
to EVERY ASP.NET website on the server.
THE SERVER:
The server is just being used as a web server and nothing else. The
Domain Controller is on another machine, as well as our database server. There
is also no anti-virus program running on the machine as I have uninstalled it
due to someone's thought that it could have been causing problems.
THE TEMPORARY FIX:
I can temporarily correct the slowdown issue by restarting IIS. Once I
issue the 'iisreset' command, the server seems to run fine for a random
amount of time. Sometimes 15 minutes, sometimes a full day. By running
fine, I mean that pages are instantly offered to the client - the way they
have for the past year and a half that I've been running .NET on our
server.
I seriously hope that someone can offer some questions or answers that may
allow to get to the bottom of this. I've also seen a few others who have
posted similar problems but they have not found fixes as of yet.
Vito DeCarlo
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