Re: client logon slow when 1 DC is down
- From: "Paul Bergson" <pbergson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2006 07:54:57 -0600
Does your clients dns entries have both DC's defined? It sounds like you
only have 1 of them and you are logging on with cached credentials.
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"steve" <steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:BB933D57-A1C4-4F5E-B546-42B04B472C82@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi,
i have an AD setup which goes like this:
DC1 - DFS
DC2 - with FSMO roles / DFS
Both DCs' DNS pointing to itself
Login script via netlogon
XP/2k Client - using DHCP. primary DNS pointing to DC1. secondary is DC2
When i shutdown DC1, i tested client login to domain. after login, it is
getting very slow when running the login script or even at times the login
script did not run at all.
If i click on 'my computer', i will see a blank white page instead of the
indow to see 'local drive & network drive'.
Why is that so? normal?
steve
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