Windows Server Web server performance optimization

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; Microsoft Windows 2000 (Microsoft window operating system 2000, Win2K) is a 32-bit window operating system that was released by Microsoft at the end of 1999 in the Windows NT series. Originally called Windows NT 5.0. The English version was listed on December 19, 1999 and the Chinese version was listed in the spring. Windows 2000 is an interruptible, graphical, and business-oriented operating system designed for a single processor or a symmetric multiprocessor 32-bit Intel x86 computer. Its user version was replaced by Windows XP in August 2001, while the server version was replaced by Windows Server 2003 in April 2003.

Microsoft's definition of "Windows 2000 platform", which includes the integration of Windows Professional and Windows SQL Server before and after, creates a collision spark, creating more value for users than a single product. In short, the Windows 2000 platform is:

A powerful and reliable 7x24 computing platform: In the era of e-business, businesses need a powerful and flexible pc-based computing environment, and are secure and reliable to achieve high levels of management at similar terminals (Terminal). Whether a worker or customer can access resources on the user's enterprise Web at any time, either remotely or from a mobile location.

"It ethically Works". Windows Professional is a highly reliable desktop platform and mobile operating system. Windows Master server is a highly reliable windows-based server and can provide Terminal Services. Together, enterprises can create strong computing environments and achieve high efficiency.

What this article includes:

I. Overview II. Disabling unnecessary services
Third, maximize network application data throughput Four, optimize background service performance
V. Minimizing IIS 5.0 logging Vi. achieving bandwidth throttling
Vii. limit processors make eight, limit Web site connections
Use "Keep HTTP connection"

I. Summary:

In order to keep IIS running well, I mainly introduce a little way to optimize the performance of a dedicated Windows Web server. PS: Let's go.

Ii. Disabling unnecessary services:

Disables Windows 2000 services that are not required for a dedicated WEB server. Click Start, point to Programs, manage tools, and then click Computer Management. Under Computer Management (local), expand services and applications, and then click Services. The Status column for the currently running service appears to be started. The following services are not required on a dedicated WEB server:

Alarm
ClipBook
Computer Browser
DHCP clients
DHCP Server
Fax Service
File copy
Infrared Monitor
Internet Connection Sharing
Messenger
NetMeeting Remote Desktop Sharing
Network DDE
Network DDE DSDM
NWLink NetBIOS
NWLink IPX/SPXR
Print Spooler
TCP/IP NetBIOS support Services
Phone
Power

Note Those services that are dependent on the service you want to stop. The method is:

Double-click the service you want. For example, double-click the Messenger.
Click the Dependencies tab.
In the Service Name Dependencies list (where the service name is the name of the selected service), note the services that the service relies on.
In the "These Service dependency names" list, note those services that cannot be started without the service.
Click OK.
Disables the required services. The method is:
Right-click the service you want to disable, and then click Properties on the shortcut menu that appears.
In the Startup type list, click Disable.
If you want to stop the service now, click Stop. If you display the Stop Other Services dialog box, other services that depend on the service will also be stopped. Note the affected service, and then click Yes.
Click OK. Disabled is displayed in the Startup Type column of the service.
Repeat step 4th to disable other unnecessary services.

Note: After disabling each service, you should test that the WEB server computer is functioning properly. This minimizes the impact of disabling the services that may be required.

Note: If the IIS server is a member of a Windows 2000 domain, the TCP/IP Support service is required to properly apply Group Policy to your computer.