Reputation: 966
I have a website deployed in IIS (local network). If I use the IE browser in IIS Server, it takes less than 10 seconds for 1 page. But if I access from another PC (in local network - 1Gbps). It takes 3~4 minutes. Could anyone give me some advice? Thanks
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Reputation: 966
I found the issue, it related to driver of my network adapter. It work after I turn off checksum following this post: https://superuser.com/questions/961617/how-to-disable-checksums-on-ethernet-card-in-windows-10
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Reputation: 544
Capture a FREB trace on IIS. Follow this article - https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/amol/2009/04/01/freb-failed-requests-tracing-in-iis-7/
Under step 2, instead of adding the status code as 404.2 as mentioned in the article, please add 200-999. Also, as the next step, you will have to select trace providers. Select everything here or leave it to default.
Once the rule is enabled, try accessing the application from a client and reproduce the issue. Go back to the location where FREB was saved. If there are multiple files created, be patient and look for the one with the requested page and observe the time it took.
Open this file in IE and click on compact view. On the right hand side, you will see the time spent by the request in each module. Keep scrolling down until you see a jump in time there. The module where you see there is a jump is the culprit in your case.
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