Re: Applying gpos after logon very slow
- From: "Danny Sanders" <DSanders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 29 Jun 2007 09:45:16 -0600
Usually slow logins are a result of the clients DNS being mis configured.
All AD clients must point to the DNS server set up for the AD domain only.
What DNS server do your clients use for DNS?
hth
DDS
"flabs" <flabs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello Newsgroup members.
we are using windows 2003 AD in 2000 native mode. 2 domain controllers the
first DC holds all fsmo roles and GC both DCs are in the same site. All
Users
uses local Userprofiles.
Our Problem is, the computer is started and a user is looging in with his
valid creds, the logon screen goes away and a new window pops up "computer
settings will be applied" and after this a new text "user settings will be
applied" this logon is very slow.
after a user entered his correct password needs the computer 4 -5 mins to
apply the computer and user settings before users can begin his work on
the
machine why is applying the gpo so slow?
Thanks Florian
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