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Slow Sharepoint 2013

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

Montoya

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

Walter Curtis

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

crp0499

ASKER

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.

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Walter Curtis

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Walter Curtis

Thanks for the reconsideration.