Re: slow login
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Date: 07/13/04
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Date: Tue, 13 Jul 2004 14:16:46 -0700
>is configured to point to only the domain
>controller as it's preferred dns server
He'll need to make sure DNS forwarding is set up on the
DC, otherwise the client won't get any Internet DNS
resolution.
>in tcp/ip properties and never an entry for
>ISP dns servers on any W2K domain computer.
It's a lot better to have all the clients use the DC for
DNS and will speed up Internet access.
>make sure the built in ICF firewall is disabled for LAN
If his computers are on a LAN with no direct Internet
access then turning off ICF will be safe enough but having
it on SHOULD not slow down login access, just prevent
other clients from making access to the client computer.
He might have the network connection miss-configured in a
number of ways, it can be faster to set line speed to
100mbit rather than using "auto sense" even if it auto-
negotiates 100mbit.
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