Request throttling of asp page in IIS 6.0

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How to throttle the number of request of a particular page in website while user is try to hitting the same page more than n number of times in the same session.

Looking for asp c# code.

Posted 25-Jun-12 4:26am

sunsecurity84

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[no name] 25-Jun-12 11:08am

What have you tried? What errors do you get?

sunsecurity84 26-Jun-12 4:24am

As of now , I tried to throttle the request for the Particular page , by having Apache over IIS.
But I want to implement in IIS itself.

sunsecurity84 10-Jul-12 5:03am

Hi,
Thanks for the reply.

First let me explain the problem in detail.

I am having a web app hosted on IIS 6 and exposed to internet. IN this app, I am having a webpage called newcomings.asp. The external users are using some bots and automatically hitting this page (i.e 20 per sec) due to which some time , the site goes down.
But basically, I want to throttle the request which are coming from the client at the maximum of 5 per sec also I dont want to use any capcha kind of stuff.

So I am just checking is there any way , we can handle in IIS itself or we can do by any handlers.

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Tim Corey · Answer 1 · 2012-06-25T07:34:00

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If you want to do this per-session in the code itself, this Stack Overflow question will get you started:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8709141/net-throttle-algorithm[^]

Posted 25-Jun-12 7:34am

Tim Corey