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12/10/2006, 19h52

I've tried from several pc's on the LAN. Images are basic gifs under 5k
in size. They are not created dynamically. External users load time on
this page is <10 seconds. Internal Users load time on this page is
30-45 seconds. Firewall reports nothing. I temporarily swapped the
webserver out with a different machine, gave it the same IP and all was
fine. Put the Linux box back in place and it was back to slow again.
Everything is pointing to the Linux Apache Server. It has dual NICs and
I tried the 2nd NIC and still had the same problem. If I connect my
laptop to the same DMZ it loads the page in <2 seconds. I thought for
sure it was a routing problem since it worked fine on the same DMZ
until I swapped the Linux/Apache Server out with an IIS server, gave it
the same IP, and it worked great everywhere. Unfortunately I have to
use the linux/apache server instead. I've tried the latest version of
apache and still had the same problem. Thanks.

flamer die.spam@hotmail.com wrote:
> 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.

12/10/2006, 19h52	#3
MrDecker@gmail.com Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Internal Performance issues I've tried from several pc's on the LAN. Images are basic gifs under 5k in size. They are not created dynamically. External users load time on this page is <10 seconds. Internal Users load time on this page is 30-45 seconds. Firewall reports nothing. I temporarily swapped the webserver out with a different machine, gave it the same IP and all was fine. Put the Linux box back in place and it was back to slow again. Everything is pointing to the Linux Apache Server. It has dual NICs and I tried the 2nd NIC and still had the same problem. If I connect my laptop to the same DMZ it loads the page in <2 seconds. I thought for sure it was a routing problem since it worked fine on the same DMZ until I swapped the Linux/Apache Server out with an IIS server, gave it the same IP, and it worked great everywhere. Unfortunately I have to use the linux/apache server instead. I've tried the latest version of apache and still had the same problem. Thanks. flamer die.spam@hotmail.com wrote: > 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.