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i have more than three domain on same server(window 2003 r2). all domain running properly but one domain is not loading or loading very slowly. All time in morning site runs properly but in afternoon or in evening site does not load.

my site on asp.net using sql server 2008 r2 as a backend.

don't know the reason. please help me.

thanks & regards

monika

Posted 24-Jun-13 2:06am

monika dixit

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José Amílcar Casimiro 24-Jun-13 8:24am

Have any significant error in event viewer? If your domain are very slowly in the afternoon you may have a memory leak or some other type of error in the code.
Try recycle your application pool when the site is very slow, if it runs faster after que app pool recycle then your code could be the problem.

monika dixit 24-Jun-13 8:34am

thanks for your reply..

i have many warnings in event viewer but don't get error.
warning is 'Report Server Windows Service (MSSQLSERVER) cannot connect to the report server database.'

José Amílcar Casimiro 24-Jun-13 8:36am

Does the website with problems have anything to do with reporting services?

monika dixit 24-Jun-13 8:39am

i did not use reporting services.

José Amílcar Casimiro 24-Jun-13 8:45am

You have to profile the website code. If it is a production website you can use performance counters to try to understand here the problem is.
You can also check the iis logs to verify which requests are consuming more time.

monika dixit 24-Jun-13 8:48am

currently website running properly after 1 hour.

monika dixit 24-Jun-13 8:36am

and one more thing i recycled application pool but there is no effect on site.

ZurdoDev 24-Jun-13 8:24am

What does that mean? Do you get an error? What is in the event viewer? Can you browse the site locally through IIS?

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Rajesh Anuhya · Answer 1 · 2013-06-24T02:39:00

Solution 1

Try this,

Recycling Settings for an Application Pool <recycling>[^]

Thanks
--RA

Posted 24-Jun-13 2:39am

Rajesh Anuhya

Updated 24-Jun-13 2:41am

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monika dixit 24-Jun-13 8:53am

recycling is also not working for a website. i recycled application pool many times in past 10 days but not effective. now site is running properly but each day i have to face this problem.

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) · Answer 2 · 2013-06-24T02:41:00

There may be many reasons behind the slowing down of the Website.

You have to research all the modules of Website carefully and check which components are exactly making it slow.

You can see the POST/GET requests inside FireBug "Net" tab (in Firefox), which are sent to your application, while the page is loaded. You can see the time each request takes there only.

After that you will be a bit particular of the functions slowing down the site.

For example, when you click on Sign-in button, there will be request in the "Net" tab, which will show the actual time taken to complete that task. If that takes more time than you expect, then you have to check that Sign-in function by debugging and find the exact cause.

And yes, as you mentioned that it slows down in evening, so you need to detect the number of users coming to your site at that time and how to control that. There is also a setting in IIS to enable maximum Limits of connection. That is at...

IIS-> Website-> Advanced Settings-> Connection Limits

There are many Performance Improving Techniques, which you can go for.
Google [^]will suggest you many articles in this topic.

Now, you just need to follow these as far as you can and make it better performed.