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Bad performance hosting website on Duo
Hello, I'm hosting a small site on my readynas Duo. Port 80 is forwarded and the site works fine when loading on my local LAN. But when I load the site on a public computer/internet it loads horribl...
Hi,
I have exactly the same problem (site is http://145.94.41.58). The problem came up when I started hosting the images as well. Before that I linked them to a blogspot site and all worked fine. When I access this page locally with Windows 7, there is no problem. By accessing it outside of my network it is really slow. But now what really bothers me: on both my cellphone (HTC HD2 with android) and a Macbook don't have the problem. The problem seems to be browser independent (I tried firefox on both windows and mac, gave the same result). Through a VM under linux I also have the problem.
I have a ReadyNas NV+ RND4000.
The site is build out of php with the content in xml, but before in html only I had the same problem.
The images are 10kb a piece and are 290kb in total.
My connection is 100Mbit full duplex.
Port forwarding is set through a Dlink DIR-615 for port 80 TCP.
I also tried it with AVG and windows firewall off.
I really hope someone can tell me what is going wrong or what I can try to improve.
Regards, Aad
I have exactly the same problem (site is http://145.94.41.58). The problem came up when I started hosting the images as well. Before that I linked them to a blogspot site and all worked fine. When I access this page locally with Windows 7, there is no problem. By accessing it outside of my network it is really slow. But now what really bothers me: on both my cellphone (HTC HD2 with android) and a Macbook don't have the problem. The problem seems to be browser independent (I tried firefox on both windows and mac, gave the same result). Through a VM under linux I also have the problem.
I have a ReadyNas NV+ RND4000.
The site is build out of php with the content in xml, but before in html only I had the same problem.
The images are 10kb a piece and are 290kb in total.
My connection is 100Mbit full duplex.
Port forwarding is set through a Dlink DIR-615 for port 80 TCP.
I also tried it with AVG and windows firewall off.
I really hope someone can tell me what is going wrong or what I can try to improve.
Regards, Aad
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