Is loading a local html with .net page using bandwith?

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Hi,

I have a web page on which I placed a javascript tag calling a ASP.NET page.
From this aspx page, I'm loading the referrer page (the page containing the
tag) to parse it. I'm using System.Net.WebRequest.

What I want to know is if the asp.net page and the calling page with the tag
are on the same server and of course the same domain, will the server know
that this is local and won't use bandwith or it will get out on the internet
and use bandwith and by the way increase the bandwith consumption?

Thanks

Stephane
 
This request does go over the TCP/IP stack. It uses bandwidth upto the point
where the fiberoptic/twisted pair is plugged into your server. You will see
an entry in netstat -n for this request - hence it competes with other valid
requests for attention.

- Sahil Malik
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