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Slow Sharepoint 2013
Posted on 2014-12-04
I have sharepoint 2013 running on a VM and it's all on one server (SQL and Sharepoint 2013) so it's a single server install. It supports maybe 20 users. It have 4 CPUs and 12 gigs of ram and is on shared storage sitting in ESX.
It's slower than I would expect. It's sluggish and there's no content.
I've read some text on single server vs non single server and I think considering my available resources, number of users I need to support, etc, I should be fine with a single server install.
What can I check to deal with the speed issue?
Thanks
Cliff
It's slower than I would expect. It's sluggish and there's no content.
I've read some text on single server vs non single server and I think considering my available resources, number of users I need to support, etc, I should be fine with a single server install.
What can I check to deal with the speed issue?
Thanks
Cliff
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try this! Bet you it works.
FYI.. after trying it and seeing immediate results, I re-enabled it, and performance was still there.
Good luck!
http://blogs.technet.com/b/uktechnet/archive/2013/05/07/guest-post-distributed-cache-service-in-sharepoint-2013.aspx
FYI.. after trying it and seeing immediate results, I re-enabled it, and performance was still there.
Good luck!
http://blogs.technet.com/b/uktechnet/archive/2013/05/07/guest-post-distributed-cache-service-in-sharepoint-2013.aspx
Active 2 days ago
You need to warm up the site up with a good warm up script. Even sites that you think have no content, do have content, just not user content. Google "warm up script". There are a few good ones on codeplex.
Hope that helps
Hope that helps
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I've requested that this question be deleted for the following reason:
neither suggested response was correct and the server is gone now. As I received no response, and as the server is not in production, the question, at least for me, is moot.
neither suggested response was correct and the server is gone now. As I received no response, and as the server is not in production, the question, at least for me, is moot.
Active 2 days ago
My answer was correct. I think the poster was not willing to take the effort to use the solution. Maybe looking for a quick fix, which my correct answer was never intended to be. But it was correct. Best of luck to you.
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