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HomeHomeOur CommunityOur CommunityGeneral Discuss...General Discuss...Best Practices to alleviate severe speed issues?Best Practices to alleviate severe speed issues?
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7/24/2009 9:28 AM
 

RAM and connection speed are also important when using services such as this.

Jeff

 
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7/24/2009 9:58 AM
 

All good advice here. Consider upgrading to DNN 5.1.1 when its out in the next few weeks.
Check your modules are compatible (upgrade to the latest versions) and don't forget to back up the files and database first.



Alex Shirley


 
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7/24/2009 10:18 AM
 

Following this thread for any future similar problem to happen in my computer. As always, this is a never ending problem for any application.

 
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7/24/2009 8:22 PM
 

As always, it is difficult to provide general advices. "Heavy caching" may help a lot - if you got enough RAM. Other factory may be recycling config for  IIS App Pool. you need to provide details to get valuable help, but the most efficient should be hiring an expert, provide him with access to your site and get individual assistance. Sorry.


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Sebastian Leupold

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7/25/2009 8:07 AM
 

 Hi guys... This is one of the first bits of good luck or good news I've had with dnn so far, so I definitely figured I should let you know...

 

I did a completely clean install (again) of version 5.1 and then rebuilt one of the Portals from the ground-up again... Very time consuming, but at least it was still relatively new.  Speed was still horrible on both the old and the new installations, but I created separate application pools for each instance of dnn on the server.  This solved the speed issue with the new (5.1) installation immediately and almost completely.

Obviously this isn't a fix for everyone, but perhaps that will help.

I did also try all the Caching and Compression settings with pretty minimal noticeable changes.

The bigger problem, it turned out, was that a piece of one of our purchased custom modules was running up the server resources b/c of how it was attempting to use 404 errors.  Once that piece of code was removed, the old Portal (with the modified Cache and Compression) settings started to fllllyyyy.

My new Portal is still much slower than when I wrote this out as a custom CMS system, but it is DEFINITELY much much better than it was and at least people can use it now! :)

I'm still losing Session state quite frequently and am still working on a hack to keep that going.

Thanks for the ideas in this thread... I guess my only contribution is to, if possible, give your dnn applications their own Application Pool on the server.

 
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