Re: Back to my roaming profile again
From: Owe Armandt (owe_at_armandt.se)
Date: 08/09/04
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Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2004 19:10:28 +0200
My environment is Win 2000 Servers and a mix of Win XP Pro/Win 2000 Pro
clients.
2 DCs, one in each site. The logonserver is the one in the same site as the
client but the profile could (for some users) be on the DC in the other
site. If I try to use a local server for the profile it works fine. I have
enabled verbos logging on UserEnv and it says like:
USERENV(b8.a0) 12:45:26:078 CheckForSlowLink: The profile is across a slow
link
USERENV(b8.a0) 12:45:26:078 ParseProfilePath: Profile is across a slow link.
Ignoring roaming profile path
I have try to set the proper settings in AD to disable checking for a slow
link but without success - might I be missing something there, what is
needed?? My users belong to an OU and in the Group Policy I have disabled
slow link check.
Owe
"Robert Greene [MSFT]" <a-robgre@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:Ll0nk79eEHA.1060@cpmsftngxa06.phx.gbl...
>
> Q279282 Slow File Write from Windows 2000 to Windows NT 4.0 Server
> http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q279/2/82.asp
>
> XP machines=Disable the "Web client" to see if it resolves the issue.
>
> Check for large security templates that apply on startup
> (%systemroot%\security\policies\templates is where we cache policies
> locally)
>
> You can enable userenv logging per:
>
> Q221833 Enabling User Environment Debug Logging in Retail Windows
> http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q221/8/33.asp
>
> You might not see any specific errors but you can look at the Timestamp
> next to
> "Recurse Directory" which is normally where we copy the profile: A sample
> line from
> a userenv log is listed below:
>
> Start Line:
> USERENV(17f0.24f8) 10:32:53:015 RecurseDirectory: Adding
> \\<ServerName>\<ShareName>\jdtest\Application Data\Adobe\Acrobat\WHAPI\ to
> the list of
> directories
>
> End Line:
> USERENV(17f0.24f8) 10:33:01:593 RecurseDirectory: Adding
> \\<ServerName>\<ShareName>\jdtest\windows\ to the list of directories
>
> We can also compare the timestamp that from the first line of the user
> logon:
> USERENV(17f0.24f8) 10:32:45:843 LoadUserProfile: Entering, hToken =
> <0x1f4>,
> lpProfileInfo = 0x6f64c
> USERENV(17f0.24f8) 10:32:45:843 LoadUserProfile: Entering, hToken =
> <0x1f4>,
> lpProfileInfo = 0x6f64c
> USERENV(17f0.24f8) 10:32:45:843 LoadUserProfile: lpProfileInfo->dwFlags =
> <0x0>
> USERENV(17f0.24f8) 10:32:45:843 LoadUserProfile: lpProfileInfo->lpUserName
> =
> <jdtest>
>
> and the last line.
>
> A simple test would be to copy the profile to another server, location or
> even
> locally to the machine and try logging on. You can change the profile path
> in the
> user's profile on Windows NT or Windows 2000 to eliminate the issue and
> determine
> if the server or resouce is overloaded.
>
> UserEnv is one of the best ways to see why you would be failing to load
> your profile. Another one would be to get a network capture. Keep in
mind
> that if you do have roaming profiles enabled, and logging on accross the
> WAN, you may want to make sure you do not have a lot of Temp Internet
Files
> configured.
>
> Remember to go back and turn off Userenv logging when you are done.
> Best regards:
>
> a-Robgre@online.microsoft.com
>
> This posting is provided "AS IS"
> with no warranties, and confers no rights
>
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