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6/26/2013 8:03 AM
 

I've heard that there could be a mechanism inside DNN which is responsible for distributing system resources between portals in a multiportal site, where a portal with more traffic gets more resources than a low traffic portal. Is there anything like that, or do you know of a mechanism somewhere else which is doing that (such as IIS..)?

 
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6/26/2013 8:17 PM
 
since a multiportal DNN is just a single IIS website with dedicated records per portal, there is no specific load balancing, all request will be treated with same priority. Larger portals may still perform a little bit less on initial request due to more database objects being cached.

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Sebastian Leupold

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