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JohnnyLiao
JohnnyLiao

Reputation: 463

How to set IIS ARR request timeout time?

I want to decrease the timeout time when my ARR server request to back-end server. In IIS settings interface, I cannot find any ARR settings configuration except for ARR cache.

Here is the only related information that I found:

"So in this case we can clearly see that the ARR timeout was shorter than the execution of the request. Therefore, you would want to investigate whether this execution time was normal or whether you would need to look at why the request was taking longer than expected. If this execution time was expected and normal, increasing the ARR timeout should resolve the error."

As stated above, I can increase the ARR timeout. Who knows where to set it?

Upvotes: 9

Views: 30489

Answers (3)

seyed reza asadollahi
seyed reza asadollahi

Reputation: 26

in the IIS below the Sites, find your site and right click on it then open: Manage Website > Advance Settings...

on that window find: Behaivior > Limits > Connection Time-out

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Upvotes: 0

Pranav Shah
Pranav Shah

Reputation: 71

From what I know from here, we can change the default timeout of 30 seconds as mentioned at the end of the post.

Not sure if this can help for IIS 8.

Upvotes: 3

Luc Gauthier
Luc Gauthier

Reputation: 581

To change the Server Farm Proxy timeout in IIS 8:

  1. Click on your Server Farm in IIS.
  2. Open Proxy.
  3. Change Time-out value.
  4. Click Apply.

Upvotes: 22

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