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--- Joe Koenig <joe@jwebmedia.com> wrote:
> I've got a FreeBSD 4.3 server setup connected to a
> T1. The machine is
> behind a firewall. Whenever I go to the server (via
> IP number), it takes
> about 2 seconds before it respondes, after the
> server is contacted. 

<snip>

 I'm figuring
> it has something to
> do with an apache configuration or something. I
> checked to make sure
> HostNameLookups was off in my conf. I have a feeling
> it's apache related
> - if I connect to the machine via SSH, the
> connection goes right thru
> immediately. Any ideas of what I should check?
> Thanks,
> 
> Joe


All right, I am not an apache guru, but I'd check to
see if in your httpd.conf file you have apache
listening to a specific port, such as port 80, that
may help out the connection speed.  Also, is your fir 
ewall set up for the apache access?  What I am saying
is that maybe your firewall should have a line
specifically for access to the port 80 on your server.

Just some ideas.

-Donnie


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