I missed the small detail that you are using NTLM. NTLM won't work at
all if client side persistent connections are turned off.. (MS design
error)
If only the first request attempt of a NTLM authenticated connection
is slow then perhaps you have too few NTLM helpers for the request
load. Try inspecting the helper usage status via cachemgr.
Regards
Henrik
On Wednesday 04 September 2002 00.48, Henrik Nordström wrote:
> Setting "client_persistent_connections off" should not stop
> anything. The only effect of this should be slighly slower average
> request times.
> > The access log doesn't show any big time lags between records for
> > the same request. On the slow connects the first entry is the
> > DENIED for lack of NTLM, but then back and forth DENIED - MISS -
> > HIT will follow with only fractions of a second elapsed. I can't
> > tell whether there is a lag before the first record hits the log
> > compared to the actual request.
Received on Tue Sep 03 2002 - 18:27:56 MDT
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