by Mike » Wed, 23 Oct 2002 04:19:34
And there are no problems with band width. A simple web page renders in an
instant.
SMTP runs quick.
Any advice is appreciated.
by Volker Borcher » Wed, 23 Oct 2002 17:27:56
> And there are no problems with band width. A simple web page renders in an
> instant.
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by Mike » Thu, 24 Oct 2002 01:54:01
> > Using web access to exchange is very, very slow. 30 seconds to sign on
or
> > off, 30 seconds to render a single contact. (Single user on the system,
> > plenty of ram & disk).
> > And there are no problems with band width. A simple web page renders in
an
> > instant.
> Our Apache reverse proxy at debug LogLevel claims that every response
> it receives from OWA/ISS (even .gif!) is not cacheable. I watched the
> network statistics during a reload of my inbox with a single message
> and it was (up/down) 105/150 KB with IE and 5/24 KB with Opera. It
> seems that IE honors the "not cacheable" tag while Opera doesn't.
> --
> "I'm a doctor, not a mechanic." Dr Leonard McCoy
1. Viewing messages is REALLY slow - Exchange 2K
I have a dual P3 1.13Ghz exchange server with 2GB's ram and only 4 users on
it (about to migrate the entire company to it)...
Viewing messages in outlook 2000 and outlook 2002 (XP) is really slow, click
on the message and a few seconds later it comes up. This is a minor problem,
but i know I'll catch hell from all the users about it very soon.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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