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caching has not much effect for logged in users. you should use memory caching, but 90 seconds sounds more like a timeout being waited for. there might be a problem in IIS configuration, besides I have no idea atm. How many RAM has your server? Are there issues in the event log?
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Dimitris Alifragis wrote:
Have you changes the Cache from Moderate to Heavy ? Also from cache from Disk to Memory, as a test. Maybe your hoster is slow or the memory is not enough, so TEST. Finally is your site ALWAYS slow ? Even after passing from all modules and functions ?

 Yes to all those things (cache heavy and set to memory). site is always slow when logged in as admin and making changes. site may be faster for a regular user. and all pages are slow, not just logins. Host is NetworkSolutions, kind of a big name to be skimpy on resources, but I have no way of checking memory or other IIS settings which is why I duplicated the setup locally.
 
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Dimitris Alifragis wrote:
And yes the site can be made locally more or less and moved. Just add the MAIN site (http://www.fortefamily.org/ i guess) also at portal aliases before moving.

 And do I move everything? Database and all? Do I need to make any web.config changes before moving? Remember - newbie here - he actual steps to perform would be very helpful (but only if you have actually tried it before, I don't want to create a disaster).
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Sebastian Leupold wrote:
caching has not much effect for logged in users. you should use memory caching, but 90 seconds sounds more like a timeout being waited for. there might be a problem in IIS configuration, besides I have no idea atm. How many RAM has your server? Are there issues in the event log?

 Sebastian. The cache setting has been set to 'Public' to cache all users. The memory available is unknown, as is the timeout period, since I am using a shared hosting site at NetworkSolutions.com
As to the logs, I will check them. Anything I should look for specifically?

PS. Some of the log functions were turned off as instructed in some of the previous performance artcles I mentioned.)
 
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you need to ask your Hosting provider whether they registered some weird behaviour in the server logs. DNN Eventlog might provide some additional hints.
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