Slow HTTPS site

One HTTPS site (Member.ghc.org) preforms very slowly(60-90 sec page loads) and submitting a long form dumps me back to the login screen. This works the same in Safari and Firefox. I have NetBarrier4 (10.4.3) installed. This site is listed as trusted and banners are turned off. A PC on the same router, DSL modem and IP works fine in both Firefox and IE. Any suggestions as to cause and cure?

Just ensure that the service account that you use to trigger the Powershell scripts has access to IIS and SharePoint. Most often, the SharePoint Farm account would be used for scheduling the warm up scripts on the WFE server.
I trust that answers your question...
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C
http://www.cjvandyk.com/blog

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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/870700/en-us
If it is not the case, this may be an issue with your proxy setup, if you use a proxy server, try turning it off in your windows network settings.
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http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows/change-ie9-proxy-server-settings#1TC=windows-7
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Hi
I'm an idiot as you shall see.
After having spent some considerable time reading this and other forums I think my problem is summed up as:
- HH3 been happily operating for some time but after several months an issue started to develop. Any secure site, (shopping, banking, work log on etc )suddenly takes an age to load and eventually they start to time out
- all devices experience the same effect at the same time - desktop, laptop, ipad
- turn off HH3 for a few minutes and then on again and lo and behold they speed along for a few days until they start to slow down and so on through a repeating pattern.
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