lazytrucker
Programmer
Hi all, I am running a test server on xp pro with iis 5.1 and MYSQL Server, and have come across several issues.
1.)When logging in with 8 users simulteanously not all are granted acces. Is this due to lack of proxy, Or a load issue, or something else?
2.)The server runs a dll which communicates with another server the response times are good here, but also when running a query simulteanously not all responses are made, however when done serially all appears fine the dll is coded in asp VBScript and use's a serial conversation handeler.
Could it be a threading problem within the dll or a server load issue?
With the hardware (P4 3.0GHz & 1G ram) I believe the system should more than cope, however the code is still a bit scrappy and not all obejcts are closed and set to nothing etc. Could this create such a drastic result?
The performance also seems to be decremental (the more you keep hitting it the worse the performance), granted there are many areas which need to be looked at for example we are behind a serious set of firewalls, external hosting is an option but may still result in the same problems, basically we are programmers here and not IT experts so if anyone could point us in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers LazyTrucker.
1.)When logging in with 8 users simulteanously not all are granted acces. Is this due to lack of proxy, Or a load issue, or something else?
2.)The server runs a dll which communicates with another server the response times are good here, but also when running a query simulteanously not all responses are made, however when done serially all appears fine the dll is coded in asp VBScript and use's a serial conversation handeler.
Could it be a threading problem within the dll or a server load issue?
With the hardware (P4 3.0GHz & 1G ram) I believe the system should more than cope, however the code is still a bit scrappy and not all obejcts are closed and set to nothing etc. Could this create such a drastic result?
The performance also seems to be decremental (the more you keep hitting it the worse the performance), granted there are many areas which need to be looked at for example we are behind a serious set of firewalls, external hosting is an option but may still result in the same problems, basically we are programmers here and not IT experts so if anyone could point us in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers LazyTrucker.
