Windows SP Performance

[Cantor, Scott]

> No, it¹s a standalone machine but it's behind an F5 SSL front-end (no
> HTTPS re-proxy/re-encrypt). We¹d like to add a second server at some point
> (hence the F5) but are working things out with a single server to start
> with.

Ok, then there's nothing terribly obvious that would involve the SP unless you're load testing and seeing problems, in which case the problem is likely artificial and caused by a particular issue in the SP that's easy to work around.

Assuming it's something you're seeing in regular use, there's nothing the SP should be causing, but I don't have the cycles to do any sort of in depth analysis privately. I'm happy to answer questions here.

As far as logging goes, DEBUG certainly can be a problem, anything lower isn't going to matter much. Unless you're using a remote syslog or something like that.

-- Scott