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11/10/2006, 00h24

MrDecker@gmail.com wrote:

> I have an Apache 2.0.51 Server that sits in a DMZ. External users can
> access this server without any performance issues. From the internal
> network performance drops severely. All the text loads fine, even flash
> objects will load fast. All Gifs, however, take forever and a day to
> load. A 3k gif will take 4 or 5 seconds. Another webserver exists in
> the same DMZ using IIS and there are absolutely no performance
> problems. Is there anything in the apache config that may cause this
> issue? The webserver logs always show 304 not modified messages, but
> that is normal, right? Thanks

Have you tried from different pc's on your lan? The images are they
created dynamically by imagemagik/gd or anything?

a remote user might not see 5 seconds to load the images as being
overly long especially if it loads all the images within 5 seconds that
would be quite normal for them.

what is your firewall reporting when you access the webpage?

first thing i would do is try it remotely for myself to make sure it is
going normal speed. have you updated apache recently?

Flamer.

11/10/2006, 00h24	#2
flamer die.spam@hotmail.com Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Internal Performance issues MrDecker@gmail.com wrote: > I have an Apache 2.0.51 Server that sits in a DMZ. External users can > access this server without any performance issues. From the internal > network performance drops severely. All the text loads fine, even flash > objects will load fast. All Gifs, however, take forever and a day to > load. A 3k gif will take 4 or 5 seconds. Another webserver exists in > the same DMZ using IIS and there are absolutely no performance > problems. Is there anything in the apache config that may cause this > issue? The webserver logs always show 304 not modified messages, but > that is normal, right? Thanks Have you tried from different pc's on your lan? The images are they created dynamically by imagemagik/gd or anything? a remote user might not see 5 seconds to load the images as being overly long especially if it loads all the images within 5 seconds that would be quite normal for them. what is your firewall reporting when you access the webpage? first thing i would do is try it remotely for myself to make sure it is going normal speed. have you updated apache recently? Flamer.