Application Runs fast on WebServer1 but not WebServer 2

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  • JHenderson1
    New Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 1

    Application Runs fast on WebServer1 but not WebServer 2

    I have an Asp.net 3.5 application that uses SMPT to send emails to users. This application works perfectly well on one Web sererver(WebSer ver1) that we use for load balancing but on the other server(WebServe r2) that is supposed to be identical to Webserver1 it takes the email about 10 extra minutes to process. Both of these sever have.Net Framework 3.5 SP 1, just as Visual Studio 2008 has on my local development box where the application was created. We have pinged the database(SQL Server 2008) from both servers and also the SMPT server, and there is no slow connection. Also in my application I there are not any hard coded references to the web server. This problem occurs when the user hits a submit button on an aspx page in the application. If I use the url that is pointing to WebServer 1 the page always executes runs in a second or two ;however if I use the url that is pointing to WebServer to run the application, it alwasy takes about 10 minutes for the page to execute after hitting the submit button. I had the application folder checked on both servers and they are identical in size and date they were placed on the servers. I'm just kinda of stuck as to what to do. Its a public application here is the link to the aspx page that is having the problem .



    Thanks

    Joe
    Last edited by JHenderson1; Mar 31 '10, 09:47 PM. Reason: mispelling
  • CroCrew
    Recognized Expert Contributor
    • Jan 2008
    • 564

    #2
    Hello JHenderson1,

    Obviously this is not a problem with your code because it is working perfectly well on “WebServer 1”. If you want we could take a look at your code but, I have the feeling that it is fine.

    I would suggest that you ask to have this question moved to the “IIS” forum to see if the experts over there could bounce ideas around to try to come up with a resolution to your problem.

    Good Luck,
    CroCrew~

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