Hi all,

I am encountering some very perculiar problems which I hope that someone 

can help me.



I had recently migrated my company web site from a web hosting company 

back to our office.



The hosting company was using NT4.0 and ASP2.0 while my company is using 

Windows 2000 Advance server and ASP3.0 and MS Access 2000. We had a 128K 

lease line to our ISP.



Since migrated back, I had the following problems :

- whenever a part of my asp scripts that required to pull some records

from the Access database, the response back to the user browser takes 6-7 

mintues on the average before user can see the updated display with the 

requested records. But the strange thing is that sometimes the response 

was very fast, about 1-2 seconds.



Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

tks U

davidCHin

Hi David,



The latter part of the quick responses is probably based on the fact the

data has been cached before on the local machine. Why it is taking so long

has something to do with the way a page is posted on the network. If you 

have a server which is connected to the internet, the requested data could 

be sent over the internet first to the requesting browser. This has 

something to do with subnetmasking on the server. Correct me if I'm 

wrong...



Hope this helps,



Regards,

Serge



> Hi all,

> I am encountering some very perculiar problems which I hope that someone 

> can help me.

> 

> I had recently migrated my company web site from a web hosting company 

> back to our office.

> 

> The hosting company was using NT4.0 and ASP2.0 while my company is using 

> Windows 2000 Advance server and ASP3.0 and MS Access 2000. We had a 128K 

> lease line to our ISP.

> 

> Since migrated back, I had the following problems :

> - whenever a part of my asp scripts that required to pull some records

> from the Access database, the response back to the user browser takes 6-

7 

> mintues on the average before user can see the updated display with the 

> requested records. But the strange thing is that sometimes the response 

> was very fast, about 1-2 seconds.

> 

> Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

> tks U

> davidCHin

> 

>