Maintain the connection status for HTTP debugging (Microsoft Knowledge Base Article)

HTTP Performance debugging optimization 2 (translation, Microsoft Knowledge Base)Article)

 

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Http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/library/d92d338e-efdc-4e11-83a7-9af34c8bb5291033.mspx? MFR = trueThere are a series of articles, the first of which is aboutHTTPCompressed. I have already translated it. Today I will translate an articleEnabling HTTP keep-alives.

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Many clients save the connection status when requesting the page. Saving the connection status here means that the connection will be maintained when resources on the same page are requested, the link is released only when the resources on the entire page are requested. For example, to request a page, there are manyCSS, JS, XML,File, but the first request isAspxFile. After the request is complete, the browser will explain a line by line.Html, In the explanationHTML headThere isCSS,Then he will go to the server to fetch thisCSSFile. In this process, if you setHTTP keep-alivesThe connection between the client and the server is maintained. The link is released only when all resources on this page are requested. This attributeKeep-alivesIs the default setting.

You can check whether the function is enabled by following the steps below. Keep connection Service:

IIS-Default website-Attribute-PersistenceHTTPConnection check box .