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    April 22

    SharePoint 2007 Quirks - Solving painfully slow spin-up / start-up time for first request

    This article has been updated and moved to the Muhimbi SharePoint blog.


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    Dublettewrote:
    Thank you! This helped a lot :)
    Feb. 24
    Gabo Gilabertwrote:
    Thanks, this is a great post, the VBScript option scared me a little bit (not sure if it is a good idea to disable verification) so I downloaded and installed the certs, that cut down my app startup time from several minutes (3 or 4 I didn't measured it formally) to only 14 secs.
     
    Great stuff, thanks!
    Nov. 11
    Vittok77wrote:
    One of the most useful workarounds ever. I've been caching precompiling nothing was correct.
    Nov. 6
    LordFoxwrote:
    This is an excellent post. We have been fighting this issue for some time now, and for some reason have not been able to find a solution.  
     
    After reading this, I wondered if the SQL Server 2005 management tool also showed this behaviour. So I pulled out Proces Explorer, checked the TCP/IP traffic for SQLWb.exe and yes, indeed it also tries to connect to crl.microsoft.com - several times, so that's quite a long wait! After allowing access to crl.microsoft.com, the startup time went to near-0 !
     
    Ah, this saves me so much aggrevation!
     
    Oct. 14
    伟涛 戴wrote:
    many thanks, it's working !!!!!!!!
    Sept. 25
    mzawieruch​awrote:
    Thanks a lot, you save me many time. It's works with others ASP.NET applications with same issue.
    Sept. 4
    Jussiwrote:
    Thank you! This is valuable information as most of our servers are behind strict firewalls.
    June 26
    Robin Meuréwrote:
    June 5
    No namewrote:
    Thanks for this, this was really useful and my team was gnashing their teeth with the long, long startup of stsadmin. Your article really helped in making administering SharePoint a more pleasurable experience
    May 16
    Gregwrote:
    Thanks for taking the time to document the issue - might come in handy some time.
     
    Cheers,
    Greg Osimowicz
    Apr. 30