Hi,
I am developing a service, both client and server in C# WSE2. To secure the
connection I'm using both server and client certificate. The problem is that
I receive a performance hit for about 20-30 sec on the first call with the
following calls under 1 sec. So my question is, what the heck is going on?
:-) Can someone confirm that this is casused by the SSL handshake?
Now, this would be a minor problem if it only occured on the first hit and
then the SSL session were kept alive for a while. Sadly, it isn't so. If no
calls are made in approx. 10 min I get the same result. This perticular
service will have very few calls during a day so as it is now, everyone will
get the perf. hit.
I've tried to increase ServerCaheTime in registry and also ClientCaheTime
with no luck, also the app-pool in IIS is set to not recylce for a long
period of time.
The client is hosted by dllhost.exe.
Regards.
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Hi Markus,
I'm trying to do the same thing, and probably will have same problem
later when my service goes staging for testing. do you have any info
regarding how to increase the SSL session alive time?
thanks,
-Jason
"Markus" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A3**********************************@microsof t.com... Hi,
I am developing a service, both client and server in C# WSE2. To secure
the connection I'm using both server and client certificate. The problem is
that I receive a performance hit for about 20-30 sec on the first call with the
following calls under 1 sec. So my question is, what the heck is going on?
:-) Can someone confirm that this is casused by the SSL handshake?
Now, this would be a minor problem if it only occured on the first hit and
then the SSL session were kept alive for a while. Sadly, it isn't so. If
no calls are made in approx. 10 min I get the same result. This perticular
service will have very few calls during a day so as it is now, everyone
will get the perf. hit.
I've tried to increase ServerCaheTime in registry and also ClientCaheTime
with no luck, also the app-pool in IIS is set to not recylce for a long
period of time.
The client is hosted by dllhost.exe.
Regards.
on a side note, Markus, can you tell me what product to purchase from
Verisign for the client certificate? I couldn't figure out what to buy from
their website.
thanks,
-Jason
"Markus" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A3**********************************@microsof t.com... Hi,
I am developing a service, both client and server in C# WSE2. To secure
the connection I'm using both server and client certificate. The problem is
that I receive a performance hit for about 20-30 sec on the first call with the
following calls under 1 sec. So my question is, what the heck is going on?
:-) Can someone confirm that this is casused by the SSL handshake?
Now, this would be a minor problem if it only occured on the first hit and
then the SSL session were kept alive for a while. Sadly, it isn't so. If
no calls are made in approx. 10 min I get the same result. This perticular
service will have very few calls during a day so as it is now, everyone
will get the perf. hit.
I've tried to increase ServerCaheTime in registry and also ClientCaheTime
with no luck, also the app-pool in IIS is set to not recylce for a long
period of time.
The client is hosted by dllhost.exe.
Regards.
Hi Jason!
1. I haven't figured this one out yet, maybe someone at MS could help us out?
2. Well, you don't acctually need any product from VeriSign or such when
producing client certificates IF you own the (web)service. Because you can
produce your own client certs with any CA-product, for example MS Certificate
Server. But please notice, you will need a root certificate signed by
VeriSign (or any other trusted CA) to make your server(domain-name) trusted
by any third party customers.
Regards,
Markus
"ja********@newsgroups.nospam" wrote: on a side note, Markus, can you tell me what product to purchase from
Verisign for the client certificate? I couldn't figure out what to buy from
their website.
thanks,
-Jason
"Markus" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A3**********************************@microsof t.com... Hi,
I am developing a service, both client and server in C# WSE2. To secure
the connection I'm using both server and client certificate. The problem is
that I receive a performance hit for about 20-30 sec on the first call with the
following calls under 1 sec. So my question is, what the heck is going on?
:-) Can someone confirm that this is casused by the SSL handshake?
Now, this would be a minor problem if it only occured on the first hit and
then the SSL session were kept alive for a while. Sadly, it isn't so. If
no calls are made in approx. 10 min I get the same result. This perticular
service will have very few calls during a day so as it is now, everyone
will get the perf. hit.
I've tried to increase ServerCaheTime in registry and also ClientCaheTime
with no luck, also the app-pool in IIS is set to not recylce for a long
period of time.
The client is hosted by dllhost.exe.
Regards.
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