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IIS server performance speed |
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From: |
Cindy |
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Date: |
4/16/2001 2:58:32 PM |
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IP: |
209.167.153.2 |
Our company's website has a few include files as ASP on every page - all of our pages are in ASP. Our server keeps down or the speed is very slow frequently.
So we tried to change all included ASP file to HTML format, but somebody told us that the server performance will slow down even more because it has to parse ASP and HTML formats separately.
So we didn't change them, but recently I read an article from Microsoft website saying;
An IIS server can handle a finite number of ASP requests/second, because each request needs to be processed to see if there is code that needs to be run. To increase your connections/second on your servers, make sure all pages that do not need to run scripting are kept as HTML pages. HTML does not have to be processed and will not contribute to a blocking state on your servers.
Now I wonder who is right. Should I change all our included files in HTML format to improve the speed?
BTW, the included files are for top/bottom of the each page or style sheet - very simple page.
Thanks in advance for your help! |
Follow Up - Re: IIS server performance speed - Chris WIlliams 4/17/2001 9:17:00 AM
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