Timed Out Requests

I turned on performance monitoring on our CF server this
morning to hunt down a slowdown and noticed that the counter for
timed out requests is constantly sitting at 125 no matter what any
of the other counters do. Is this normal or is this an indication
of something I can correct?

That is probably a good thing. Ideally you want requests to
complete and not timeout. You can create and run a test template.
If your timeout is for 30 seconds, create a template that runs 31
seconds. See the code below and increase the sleep argument as
needed. 31000 will cause the template to sleep 31 seconds. Does
that increment your timeout counter?

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