PBM: DNS resolution is slow on an intranet with W2K server
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Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2004 18:59:25 +0200
Hi.
I've setup an intranet with a W2K adv. server. It is configured with
Active Directory and internet routing through NAT (RRAS service installed).
When I browse the Internet on client machines, DNS resolution is rather
slow: browsers display "Resolving host xxxx ..." a few seconds then
transfer data from the remote server. If I use a Windows XP computer
with connection sharing name resolution takes much less time.
What can I do to speed up name resolution? Is it a know issue/trap?
Thanks for any hint/suggestion.
Vince C.
Relevant Pages
- RE: Name Resolution Problem
... Check your network adapterto see if ICS is enabled and disable if not needed and try it again. ... If you see the above even then you are probably runing NAT under Routing and Remote Access. ... On the server, open Routing and Remote Access Admin, Click on the sign next to IP Routing and right click NAT. ... Try name resolution again. ...
(microsoft.public.win2000.networking) - Re: Spercified network name is no longer available....????
... Sounds to me like you could have a name resolution issue because of the NAT. ... This machine is copying data to and from a cifs server volume that is ... network, and found nothing that would cause this. ...
(comp.dcom.sys.cisco) - Re: Cannot join domain by Windows XP Tablet Edition
... When I try to join the Windows 2003 Active Directory Domain, ... But I don't know how to check the "name resolution ... Check your DNS server setup ... I guess my DNS server is fine. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web) - Re: Cannot join domain by Windows XP Tablet Edition
... When I try to join the Windows 2003 Active Directory Domain, ... But I don't know how to check the "name resolution ... Check your DNS server setup ... I guess my DNS server is fine. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web) - Re: SBS slows when clients are all shut down
... notorious for affecting the performance of AD. ... DNS as their primary name resolution mechanism. ... Server that also runs DNS or WINS. ...
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