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I am currently using a warmup script to preload the pages of my sites. The warmup works well but about 2 minutes after it ran the search becomes slow again. I have refreshed the page with the developer dashboard enabled and I can see which part is slow but I have no idea how I can prevent this rendering step to slow down. I'm using SharePoint 2010.

Why does "ExecuteWcfOperation:http://tempuri.org/ISPWindowsTokenCacheServiceContract/CacheHandle" takes 24 seconds to execute ?


  • Activate web part connections (0.05 ms)
  • Panneau d'affinement CreateChildControls (24226.22 ms)
    • DataBinding DataFormWebPart (Panneau d'affinement) (24226.00 ms)
      • RefinementManager.GetRefinementXml() (24121.95 ms)
        • SharePointSearchRuntime::SendRequest (24117.62 ms)
          • SharePointSearchRuntime::GetQueryResult (24117.03 ms)
            • CreateChannelActingAsLoggedOnUser:Microsoft.Office.Server.Search.Administration.ISearchServiceApplication (24086.46 ms)
              • GetServiceSecurityToken (24086.19 ms)
                • CacheHandle (24085.90 ms)
                  • CreateChannelActingAsLoggedOnUser:Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.Claims.ISPWindowsTokenCacheServiceContract (0.32 ms)
                    • GetServiceSecurityToken (0.04 ms)
                    • CreateChannelWithIssuedToken (0.15 ms)
                  • InitializeWcfOperation (0.02 ms)
                  • ExecuteWcfOperation:http://tempuri.org/ISPWindowsTokenCacheServiceContract/CacheHandle (24084.56 ms)
                    • CleanUpWcfOperation (0.01 ms)
              • CreateChannelWithIssuedToken (0.16 ms)
            • Execute (29.21 ms)
              • InitializeWcfOperation (0.03 ms)
              • ExecuteWcfOperation:http://tempuri.org/ISearchQueryServiceApplication /Execute (26.46 ms)
                • CleanUpWcfOperation (0.01 ms)
            • RecordQuery (0.08 ms)
              • EnqueueRecordQuery (0.02 ms)
          • SharePointSearchRuntime::MakeSharepointXmlResult (0.03 ms)
          • SharePointSearchRuntime::MakeSharepointXmlResult#1 (0.02 ms)
        • RefinementManager.GetRefinement(Dictionary<string, Dictionary<string, RefinementDataElement>>, XmlDocument, int) (1.52 ms)
  • Panneau d'affinement OnPreRender (2.85 ms)

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    When you say "search becomes slow again" does that mean that it was fast right after the warm-up script? Does your warm-up script call search? I ask because many of the warm up scripts I've seen do not touch farm services like search, managed meta-data, or bcs. – Mike Oryszak Sep 6 '11 at 1:40
  • Yes, right after the warm-up the search is fast. I'm using this warm-up script PowerShell Warmup Script 2. In the extrasites file I added these links (I translated the Search folder from French so I'm not sure the path is good on an English based SP): http://.../Search, http://.../Search/Pages/default.aspx, http://.../Search/Pages/results.aspx, http://.../Search/Pages/results.aspx?k=a – rold2007 Sep 6 '11 at 21:23
  • what's the makeup of your farm? is the query service running on the web front end or on a seperate app server? – Tom Resing Sep 8 '11 at 15:08
  • This is my development server, everything is running on the same machine (SP + SQL Server). But my production environment has the same problem and SQL Server is installed on a separate machine for the production farm. – rold2007 Sep 8 '11 at 23:29
  • This sounds like it could be an authentication problem. Are you relying on an external domain controller? – SPDoctor♦ Nov 5 '11 at 18:41
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It could have something to do with CRL verification when you have a proxy or similar, from what I've experienced.

Add the following to your hosts file to "bypass" the CRL stuff:

127.0.0.1       crl.microsoft.com
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