Slow response from SRM 5.0

Hi Expert,
We have a recently upgraded SRM4.0 to SRM 5.0 server
The SRM application that we use via web-browser(ITS) is very slow.
Any approaches/suggestions to debug the slow response and improve on it.
Thanks
AK

Yes note 1318249 would be your best bet.
If you can access the same transactions in the SAPGui without performance problem then it would be a BASIS issue so you should alos look at BASIS notes.
Upgrage kernel first.
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Matthew

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