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7/19/2011 10:45 PM
 
I have a question:

Our server: 4GB RAM, CPU Intel Pentium (R) III Xeon (4CPU) 2.7Ghz. Winserver 2k3, MSSQL Server 2k8. And there are about 100 active website, all the DNN.

But servers are overloaded:
- CPU usage: 80-90% (sqlservr: 1.3GB, w3wp: 600MB ...)
- PF usage: 08.04 BG.

DNN setting:
- Cache method: on page.
- Cache Module Provider: File
- Perfomation: Heavy
- Compress: gzip.

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People can help me the cause that makes the server run very slow, please?
Thanks everyone
English bad :)

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7/19/2011 11:37 PM
 

Are all those 100 active DNN sites using unique Application Pools?

Do you have any Cron Jobs running on the server?

Have you ever changed the Application Pool Default settings in IIS? by default IIS recycles AP in 1740 minutes interval, which is 29 hours.


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7/20/2011 12:17 AM
 
I created about 10 Pool and a Pool default, every pool is 10 site, except default Pool is 50 site.

The Pool I created just like default Pool. (I'm not using Cpanel, Plesk...). And I have not run the SQL Cron Jobs.
Can you advise me:
- Each site create a Pool or a Pool assign more site, the Pool have setting anything special (Recycle worker, Reques quee limit, shutdown worker ...)?
- How to running Cron Jobs, schedule or automatic...?

Thanks a lot.


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7/20/2011 6:42 AM
 
if there are no other processes, most likely you need more RAM for your server, a site may take up to 100 MB of RAM besides RAM used by OS (~ 1GB) and SQL Server (1GB or more).

Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

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7/20/2011 10:08 AM
 
100 site ~ 1GB
OS ~ 1GB
SQL~ 1GB
Mdeamon + Mysql + Other process ~ 1GB

May also need more RAM. 6Gb hope much better :)

Thanks.





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