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How to solve problem with long login times

Bloqueado How to solve problem with long login times

  • quarta-feira, 29 de setembro de 2010 16:56
     
     
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    Good morning everybody,

     

    Recently we deployed Forefront TMG as a reverse proxy publishing OWA 2010.  Some of our users have reported that from time to time the login is taking over 30 seconds.  Most of the time it is about 6 seconds.  Anyway, I'm trying to think of ways that I can collect some data and analyze it to identify where we're slow and why.

    I was thinking that it would be really cool if there was to keep track of the time that certain events occur for a given session.  For example:

    • User requests TMG login form
    • User posts to form with username/password
    • TMG sends LDAP authentication request to our LDAP server
    • LDAP server responds
    • TMG sends HTTP Get to the CAS server
    • CAS server responds
    • TMG proxies the CAS response to the client
    I'd like to get the time between each event and the total time for the whole flow.  I'd need a way to correlate each of the above events to a specific session.  I haven't seen anything like a transaction ID or session ID in the TMG logging fields.

    What tools/options are available to go about collecting this type of information?  Is there something out of the box?  Maybe there's an API I can use if there's no out of the box solution?

    Also, I'm interested to hear what other folks would do to solve the same problem.

    Thanks for your time I really appreciate it.

    Michael

       

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