！非常慢的ASP.NET响应！ [英] ! Very Slow ASP.NET Response !

问题描述

我几周来一直遇到这个问题。请在

之前阅读这篇文章，其中一些简单的原因与我的问题无关。

如果您需要更多信息，请提出要求，因为我会经常查看这个

帖子。


问题：

有时，我们的Web服务器开始非常慢地运行ASP.NET页面。

服务器上的其他网站运行正常，包括ASP页面。几乎看起来好像.NET缓存系统停止运行。页面需要几秒钟

（3-10）才会发送给用户。即使是没有

编程或数据库连接的最简单的页面（但仍然有一个空的代码隐藏

页面）速度非常慢。


这不是服务器正常编译页面的情况所以请做

不提供这个问题。服务器很可能正在编译

页面，但它不是第一次编译的正常情况而且

它应该在编译后运行find他们" ;.记住，这发生在

服务器上的每个ASP.NET网站上。


服务器：

服务器只是被用作Web服务器，没有别的。域

控制器在另一台机器上，以及我们的数据库服务器上。还有

也没有在机器上运行的防病毒程序，因为我已经卸载它因为某人认为它可能导致问题而导致
。 />

临时修复：

我可以通过重启IIS暂时纠正减速问题。一旦我发出''iisreset''命令，服务器似乎运行良好的随机

时间。有时15分钟，有时一整天。通过运行

罚款，我的意思是页面会立即提供给客户 - 就像他们在过去一年半的时间里一样，我一直在运行。我们服务器上的NET。


我真的希望有人可以提供一些问题或答案，这些问题或答案可能会让b $ b允许到底。我还看到其他几个人已经发布了类似的问题，但他们还没有找到修复程序。


Vito DeCarlo

解决方案

服务器上是否安装了防病毒软件？我有一个类似于这样的应用程序，并且根据应用程序事件查看器，它看起来像是为每个页面请求重新启动了

ASPNet服务。对MS的回应是为了排除病毒中的.Net Framework目录，而不是来自病毒的Windows系统（或系统32不记得哪个）扫描。当然

就足够了，为那个应用修好了。


HTH，


摩根


" Vito DeCarlo" <网络连接****************** @ ThePulse.com>在消息中写道

news：uO ************** @ TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl ...

我去过这个问题持续了几个星期。请在回复之前阅读这篇文章
，其中一些简单的原因与我的问题无关。
如果您需要更多信息，请提出要求，因为我会检查这个
帖子非常经常。

问题：
偶尔，我们的Web服务器开始慢慢地运行ASP.NET页面
。服务器上的其他网站运行正常，包括ASP页面。几乎
似乎.NET缓存系统停止运行。在发送给用户之前，页面需要几个
秒（3-10）。即使是最简单的没有编程或数据库连接的页面（但仍然有一个空的代码隐藏页面）也非常慢。

这不是服务器的情况通常编译页面所以请不要提供这个问题。服务器很可能正在编译
页面，但它不是正常情况下第一次编译
和它应该在编译后运行find。记住，这发生在服务器上的每个ASP.NET网站上
。

服务器：
服务器只是用作Web服务器而没有别的。
域控制器位于另一台机器上，也在我们的数据库服务器上。
也没有在机器上运行的防病毒程序，因为我已经卸载它因为有人认为它可能导致了问题。

TEMPORARY FIX：
我可以通过重新启动IIS暂时纠正减速问题。一旦我发出''iisreset''命令，服务器似乎可以随机运行一段时间。有时15分钟，有时一整天。通过运行
，我的意思是页面立即提供给客户端 - 他们在过去一年半的时间里已经在我们的
服务器上运行.NET了。
我非常希望有人可以提供一些问题或答案，这些问题或答案可能会让我们深究这一点。我还看过其他一些人发布了类似的问题，但他们还没有找到修复程序。

Vito DeCarlo

Morgan，


我希望我的帖子能在任何人回复之前完全阅读。我的帖子的问题是b / b
一旦有人用我的问题已回答的

答案回复，人们似乎认为

我的问题已被处理​​并且通常没有其他帖子。


但是，我会更进一步，详细说明以及提供更多信息

应包括在内原始帖子。


服务器没有安装任何防病毒程序（最近删除了
以确保它不会导致问题）。此外，我的临时修复

包括发出''iisreset''命令，这解决了

随机时间的问题 - 从大约15分钟到几乎几分钟全天。


此外，该系统运行在768MB的RAM上，大约有400MB的空闲时间，所以它的资源没有问题。我也在运行1.1版的.NET。


-Vito

" Morgan" < ZA ********** @ primposta.com>在消息中写道

新闻：％2 **************** @ TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl ...

是反 - 服务器上安装了病毒？我有一个类似的应用程序，根据应用程序事件查看器，它看起来像
ASPNet服务正在为每个页面请求重新启动。对
MS beta newsgrup的回应是排除病毒扫描中的Windows系统（或系统32无法记住哪个）中的.Net Framework目录。
果然，这就是为那个应用程序修好了。

HTH，

摩根

Vito DeCarlo <网络连接****************** @ ThePulse.com>在消息中写道
新闻：uO ************** @ TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl ...

我一直遇到这个问题几个星期。请在

之前阅读这篇文章

，其中一些简单的原因与我的
问题无关。如果您需要更多信息，请提出请求，因为我会经常查看这个帖子。

问题：
有时，我们的Web服务器开始运行ASP.NET页面非常

慢慢地。

服务器上的其他网站运行正常，包括ASP页面。它似乎

似乎.NET缓存系统停止运行。在发送给用户之前，页面需要几个

秒

（3-10）。即使最简单的页面与
没有编程或数据库连接（但仍然有一个空的代码隐藏页面）都非常慢。

这不是服务器的情况通常编译页面所以请
不要提供这个问题。服务器很可能正在编译
页面，但它不是第一次编译的正常情况

和

它应该运行在编译它们之后找到。记住，这发生了

到

服务器上的每个ASP.NET网站。

服务器：
服务器只是被用作Web服务器，没有别的。

域

控制器在另一台机器上，以及我们的数据库服务器上。那个

是

也没有在机器上运行的反病毒程序，因为我已经卸载了
它是因为有人认为它可能导致问题。

临时修复：
我可以通过重启IIS暂时纠正减速问题。一旦我发出''iisreset''命令，服务器似乎可以随机运行一段时间。有时15分钟，有时一整天。通过运行
，我的意思是页面立即提供给客户端 - 就像他们过去一年半的
一样，我在

<上运行了.NET br />服务器。

我真的希望有人可以提供一些问题或答案，b $ b可能允许这些问题或答案。我还看过其他一些b $ b已发布类似问题的人，但他们还没有找到修复程序。

Vito DeCarlo

你在运行什么操作系统。

Plus设置一些性能监视器，例如操作系统的大小页面文件

相信我用变量页面文件在根目录中的400兆不够好。

页面文件的位置是什么。


首先查看基本系统参数...

HTH


Hermit Dave


" Vito DeCarlo" <网络连接****************** @ ThePulse.com>在消息中写道

news：et ************** @ TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl ...

Morgan，
我的希望是，在任何人回应之前，我的帖子将被完整阅读。
我的帖子的问题在于，一旦有人用我的问题已经回答的答案回复，人们似乎认为我的问题已被处理​​了。并且通常没有其他帖子。

但是，我会更进一步，详细说明，并提供原始帖子中应包含的更多
信息。

服务器没有安装任何防病毒程序（最近删除了
以确保它不会导致问题）。此外，我的临时
修复包括发出''iisreset''命令，这可以解决问题的随机时间 - 从15分钟到几乎完整的
天。<此外，该系统运行在768MB的RAM上，大约有400MB空闲，所以
这对资源来说不是问题。我也在运行1.1版本的.NET。

-Vito

" Morgan" < ZA ********** @ primposta.com>在消息中写道
新闻：％2 **************** @ TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl ...

是否安装了防病毒软件服务器？我有一个类似的应用程序，根据应用程序事件查看器，它看起来像

ASPNet服务正在为每个页面请求重新启动。对
a MS

beta newsgrup的回应是排除病毒扫描中的Windows系统（或系统32无法记住哪个）中的.Net Framework目录。确定

足够了，为那个应用程序修复了它。

HTH，

Morgan

Vito DeCarlo <网络连接****************** @ ThePulse.com>在消息中写道
新闻：uO ************** @ TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl ...

我一直遇到这个问题几个星期。请在

之前阅读这篇文章

，回答一些与我的问题无关的简单原因。如果您需要更多信息，请提出要求，因为我会经常查看
这篇文章。

问题：
有时，我们的Web服务器开始运行ASP.NET页面非常

慢慢地。

服务器上的其他网站运行正常，包括ASP页面。它似乎

似乎.NET缓存系统停止运行。在发送给用户之前，页面需要几个

秒

（3-10）。即使是最简单的没有编程或数据库连接的页面（但仍然有一个空的
代码隐藏页面）也非常慢。

这不是服务器正常编译页面的情况所以请不要提供这个问题。服务器很可能正在编译页面，但它不是正常情况下编译的第一个
时间和

它应该在编译后运行find。记住，这是

发生

到

服务器上的每个ASP.NET网站。

服务器：
服务器只是用作Web服务器而没有别的。

域

控制器在另一台机器上，以及我们的数据库服务器。

还有

我没有在机器上运行反病毒程序

由于某人认为它可能导致问题而卸载了它。<临时修复：
我可以通过重启IIS暂时纠正减速问题。一旦

我发出''iisreset''命令，服务器似乎在
随机时间内正常运行。有时15分钟，有时一整天。通过
运行正常，我的意思是页面立即提供给客户端 - 就像他们过去一年半的运行方式

。我们的

服务器上的.NET。

我非常希望有人可以提供一些问题或答案，这些问题或答案可能会让我们深究这一点。我还看过其他一些发布了类似问题的人，但他们还没有找到修复程序。

Vito DeCarlo

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

解决方案

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

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