Since the other sites continue to run fine, IIS is probably not the problem.
You will want to investigate why the particular web pages are getting
slower.
Maybe the web page is:
1. Waiting on a slow database connection and times out.
2. Doing an elaborate infinite loop to chew up time
3. Writing fragmented responses without buffering
4. Running custom ISAPI code that is making extra network connections that
is timing out/slow.
etc.
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//David
IIS
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"San" <San.RemoveThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have 1 websites set up running under IIS 5.0 (around 10 sub sites). After
a reboot of the computer, all sub sites usually run fine (bandwidth-wise).
However, eventually, at least one of the sub sites will slow down to an
unbearable speed where a single 35k page might take 2-3 minutes to load .
All other sites continue to run fine. A reboot and restart of IIS will
usually cure the problem. However, these slow downs occur with no warning
and with no other bandwidth problems on the system. Does anyone have any
ideas as to why this is happening?
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