I am come across a big problem. Whenever somebody tries to access the site, it says “server is taking too long time for responding”. I don’t know either it is a network problem or server problem or code problem or etc...

How can this issue be resolved?

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"Brittle" answers? Is that a compliment? :P – mives Nov 16 '09 at 6:37
Which question are you thanking us for? – Barry Brown Nov 16 '09 at 6:39
With all that detail it's really hard to know where to start. – John Gardeniers Mar 5 '10 at 2:13
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I've written a lengthy article on tracking down performance problems: http://www.anchor.com.au/hosting/development/HuntingThePerformanceWumpus

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Use any performance testing tool to analyze where the actual problem is.

Web Page Analyzer

Web Site Test Tools and Site Management Tools

Performance test tools

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Need more information. Physical/virtual server? Server specs? (i.e. memory/processor/etc.) IIS? Apache? Other? Is there a data-tier involved? In other words do you have SQL Server or some other database platform installed on the webserver as well? If not configured correctly up front, SQL Server will suck up all available memory and if this is a busy web server you may have issues.

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