We have in our production system delay of 6-7 seconds when opening any CRM
pages.

It seems that after page reguest from client, nothing happens for this 6-7
seconds, but after this page itself opens wery quickly.

Configuration:
Client: mainly Core 2 Duo w/ 2G
CRM / Exchange: SBS2003 w/2G, no R2 or ISA
Separate SQL 2005 3G RAM, 2x72G 10krpm Raid 1 w/battery accelerator.
100Mb LAN

When i access CRM, it seems that no stress to SQL server is produced. So I
am pretty sure its not SQL that causes this delay.

I have read a tons of suggested workarouds, but nothing seens to help.

Any further ideas?

Re: About CRM 3.0 Speed by LeVar

LeVar
Sun Nov 04 07:54:14 PST 2007

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on through IE7. You might want to turn that off.



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CEO
eDriven Enterprises Inc
513.322.4889x101
---Ask me how video can improve your business--

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Configuration:
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CRM / Exchange: SBS2003 w/2G, no R2 or ISA
Separate SQL 2005 3G RAM, 2x72G 10krpm Raid 1 w/battery accelerator.
100Mb LAN

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I have read a tons of suggested workarouds, but nothing seens to help.

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RE: About CRM 3.0 Speed by DavidJennaway

DavidJennaway
Mon Nov 05 03:01:03 PST 2007

Does this always happen, or only for the first access by anybody for a while
? If it's the latter, it's due to application pool as LeVar Berry suggests,
and can be mitigated by tools that periodically access CRM URLs

If it always happens I'd suspect name resolution issues. The IIS logs are a
good diagnostic tool. Try and identify if the time lag is before anything
gets to the CRM server, or after. If it's before then it's a name resolution
issue. I'd also check the IIS logs for the reporting server, as that is
frequently accessed by CRM
--
David Jennaway - Microsoft Dynamics CRM MVP
Web: http://www.excitation.co.uk



"Perttis" wrote:

> We have in our production system delay of 6-7 seconds when opening any CRM
> pages.
>
> It seems that after page reguest from client, nothing happens for this 6-7
> seconds, but after this page itself opens wery quickly.
>
> Configuration:
> Client: mainly Core 2 Duo w/ 2G
> CRM / Exchange: SBS2003 w/2G, no R2 or ISA
> Separate SQL 2005 3G RAM, 2x72G 10krpm Raid 1 w/battery accelerator.
> 100Mb LAN
>
> When i access CRM, it seems that no stress to SQL server is produced. So I
> am pretty sure its not SQL that causes this delay.
>
> I have read a tons of suggested workarouds, but nothing seens to help.
>
> Any further ideas?

Re: About CRM 3.0 Speed by Pat

Pat
Mon Nov 05 03:16:39 PST 2007

I had a similar issue. We had the problem of reduced CRM web functions if
Outlook was open and had a solution that involved IP address WEB CRM access.
However we noticed poor connection times and discovered that going back to
server name address solved it.
So I'd explore that route.

"Perttis" <Perttis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8A811043-325B-4C86-95F7-EE079CA17481@microsoft.com...
> We have in our production system delay of 6-7 seconds when opening any CRM
> pages.
>
> It seems that after page reguest from client, nothing happens for this 6-7
> seconds, but after this page itself opens wery quickly.
>
> Configuration:
> Client: mainly Core 2 Duo w/ 2G
> CRM / Exchange: SBS2003 w/2G, no R2 or ISA
> Separate SQL 2005 3G RAM, 2x72G 10krpm Raid 1 w/battery accelerator.
> 100Mb LAN
>
> When i access CRM, it seems that no stress to SQL server is produced. So I
> am pretty sure its not SQL that causes this delay.
>
> I have read a tons of suggested workarouds, but nothing seens to help.
>
> Any further ideas?



RE: About CRM 3.0 Speed by Tom

Tom
Tue Nov 06 10:18:00 PST 2007

We were experiencing even longer delays the first time a page was opened (1
to 2 minutes).

We found out that the client PCs had the Google Desktop installed and it was
trying to catalog the server for faster access the next view.

Turned off Google Desktop and it worked fine!

Tom Francisco



"Perttis" wrote:

> We have in our production system delay of 6-7 seconds when opening any CRM
> pages.
>
> It seems that after page reguest from client, nothing happens for this 6-7
> seconds, but after this page itself opens wery quickly.
>
> Configuration:
> Client: mainly Core 2 Duo w/ 2G
> CRM / Exchange: SBS2003 w/2G, no R2 or ISA
> Separate SQL 2005 3G RAM, 2x72G 10krpm Raid 1 w/battery accelerator.
> 100Mb LAN
>
> When i access CRM, it seems that no stress to SQL server is produced. So I
> am pretty sure its not SQL that causes this delay.
>
> I have read a tons of suggested workarouds, but nothing seens to help.
>
> Any further ideas?

RE: About CRM 3.0 Speed by MDO

MDO
Mon Nov 19 12:19:02 PST 2007

Google desktop was an issue for us as well. I didn't have the luxury of
un-installing, but did find that setting the preferences to not store web
files in the indexing really helped out with the speed for a couple of users.

Now to figure out why there are 10-15 second delays if resuming activity
after being idle for 15-30 mins...no luck with the caching tool either.

"Tom" wrote:

> We were experiencing even longer delays the first time a page was opened (1
> to 2 minutes).
>
> We found out that the client PCs had the Google Desktop installed and it was
> trying to catalog the server for faster access the next view.
>
> Turned off Google Desktop and it worked fine!
>
> Tom Francisco
>
>
>
> "Perttis" wrote:
>
> > We have in our production system delay of 6-7 seconds when opening any CRM
> > pages.
> >
> > It seems that after page reguest from client, nothing happens for this 6-7
> > seconds, but after this page itself opens wery quickly.
> >
> > Configuration:
> > Client: mainly Core 2 Duo w/ 2G
> > CRM / Exchange: SBS2003 w/2G, no R2 or ISA
> > Separate SQL 2005 3G RAM, 2x72G 10krpm Raid 1 w/battery accelerator.
> > 100Mb LAN
> >
> > When i access CRM, it seems that no stress to SQL server is produced. So I
> > am pretty sure its not SQL that causes this delay.
> >
> > I have read a tons of suggested workarouds, but nothing seens to help.
> >
> > Any further ideas?