RE: Computer logs on to different DC
- From: "iliketo.sh@xxxxxxxxx" <iliketo.sh@xxxxxxxxx@discussions.microsoft.com>
- Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 08:49:38 -0700
Hi Dan,
Does the DC on the local subnet host DNS/DHCP?
Could you post info from ipconfig /all command.
You could also check the SRV records in DNS to check that there is one for
the local DC, DHCP should provide this i think...
"Daniel" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a computer who, when trying to log on to the network, instead of
> using the local DC (in its own subnet), goes out and tries other servers from
> our network (multiple locations in the country) network, thus taking a very
> long time (compared to what's usual) to login, showing the "applying computer
> settings" message.
>
> Strange is that, while the network config is exactly the same as the other
> computers in the same subnet, it's the only one with this behaviour. Both IP
> and DNS are set to automatic.
>
> I've tried a number of remedies, including a hotfix from MS (a new
> kerberos.dll), disabling the WebClient service, removing and re-including the
> machine in the domain and several others. Even setting the IP and DNS
> manually and then creating a reserve in the correct DC didn't work.
>
> Though it looks like a typical DNS problem, I'm having my doubts, from all
> the resolution attempts made so far.
>
> Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
.
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