Re: Total Requests/sec problem

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Thanks Colin,

An update -
LAN/Domain user logged in
-almost instant
LAN/Local Admin login/windows pop-up
-noticable lag, but only a couple seconds
WAN/Off Domain login/windows pop-up
- 5-45 seconds - very slow

It looks like the problem may be IE doing something different when you are
presented with the Pop-up windows authentication prompt. Does the windows
authentication work differently between a domain login and the windows
prompt?

Thanks again!

"/Colin" <Colin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Sounds as if you have some packet problems on your eternal path, this
could
be causing the numerous reties. Get the network folks involved. You
need
Network monitor trace from one client and the server. Get someone who can
read it. Sound however the problem is on your internet facing side of the
network since everyone outside have the issue and everyone inside it ok
/Colin

"Brock" wrote:

I am running SPS 2003 - I am trying to troubleshoot a performance
problem.
My external users are seeing slow page load times on the order of 4 - 45
seconds, sometimes more.
I was running perfmon and tracking the Total requests/sec on the site.
In
testing, every individual page request causes a spike from between 30 -
60
depending on the page.

What would cause this many requests on a single page load? The problem
is
not evident on the LAN since it is masked by the network speed. My
external
users are going nuts! All 600 of them!

Just running standard windows authentication. The external users have
domain accounts, but the machines are NOT on the domain.

Anyone have any possible insight??

Thanks,
Brock





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