permon 中 ASP.NET Apps v1.1.4322 匿名请求对象的解释
有人可以告诉我有关性能监视器对象的更多信息吗 ASP.NET 应用程序 v1.1.4322 匿名请求 - 定义为使用匿名身份验证的请求数。
运行 Windows Server 2003 标准版和 iis6
这是实时计数还是总计？
它代表什么？从浏览器到网络应用程序的单个请求？ 这是否与“Web 服务”perfmon 对象中的“当前匿名用户”有某种关系？
我试图理解为什么它在网络应用程序中随着时间的推移而不断增长。
谢谢！
Can someone please tell me more about performance monitor object
ASP.NET Apps v1.1.4322 Anonymous Requests - defined as The number of requests that use anonymous authentication.
Running Windows server 2003 standard and iis6
Is this a real time count or a total?
What does it represent? individual Request from say a browser to the web app?
Is this somehow related to "Current Anonymous Users" in the "Web Service" perfmon object?
I am trying to understand why it keeps growing with time in a web application.
Thanks!
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它是向您的网站发出的所有匿名请求的总和。这就是它生长的原因。
它仅与匿名用户部分相关，因为匿名用户将发出匿名请求。
请记住，单个“页面请求”可能会导致被计为多个请求。例如，假设您的页面上有 3 个图像和 2 个 javascript 文件。这将是 6 个请求：一个针对页面，一个针对每个图像 (3)，一个针对每个 javascript 文件 (2)：1+3+2 = 6。
第一次访问该页面时，请求总数为 6第二次，现在总数是12。以此类推。
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需要注意的是：MS 使用的术语可能有点令人困惑。对于“当前匿名用户”，IIS 6 将每个请求视为不同的“用户”。如上所述，从 IIS 的角度来看，在浏览器中加载单个页面的真实用户可能会被视为多个“用户”。
此外，匿名是另一个可能很棘手的术语。如果您在滚动自己的登录系统时对工作进程使用匿名身份验证（这很常见），那么每个请求都将显示为匿名。
it is a sum of all the anonymous requests that have been made to your site. Which is why it grows.
It is only partially related to Anonymous user in that an anonymous user will make anonymous requests.
Bear in mind that a single "page request" might result in being counted as more than one request. For example, let's say your page has 3 images on it, and 2 javascript files. This would be 6 requests: one for the page, one for each image (3), and one for each javascript file (2): 1+3+2 = 6.
The first time that page is hit, the request total is 6. The second time, the total is now 12. and so on.
update
One little note: The terminology MS uses might be a bit confusing. With regards to "Current Anonymous Users", IIS 6 counts each request as a different "user". As stated above a real user loading a single page in their browser might be counted as multiple "users" from IIS's perspective.
Also, anonymous is another term that might be tricky. If you are using anonymous authentication for the worker process while rolling your own login system, which is common, then every request will appear to be anonymous.