I just have to ask...
Are you using folder redirection on these accounts?
Can the home drive be wrong....like in oshkosh, and the user is in
timbuktu?
Any hints in event viewer?
John
"Salandra, Justin
A."
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My user takes over 30 minutes to logon
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i have the SAME issue. i decided screw it it takes about a full minute
to
log on to the domain. i belive it has something to do with the DNS when
the
server was first setup. i just go get a cup of coffee after i logon and
when
i get back its up and running fine..
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I don't info but they only have three small policies applied to them
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How much data are those two users pulling down from the domain
controllers
(network trace?) What's different about them?
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Justin A.
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Subject: [ActiveDir] SLOWWWWWW Logons
I have two users amongst 50 in a remote site that no matter what PC they
login to it takes forever, but if someone else logs into that PC, they
log
on quickly with no problems.
I have already run netdiag and everything passed, I have deleted the
local
profile on the computer, disjoined and rejoined the domain, changed the
network card, provided a different IP address, verified I can access
\\domainname\sysvol\domainname and rebooted the PC as well as all the
domain
controllers and the routers inbetween the sites. No ports are being
blocked
by anything, no changes to policies have been done, no new servers have
been
made domain controllers and none have been demoted. There are two
Global
Catalogs in that AD Site, replications is working and I have not thrown
the
PC out the window yet.
What else could be happening here?
Justin A. Salandra
MCSE Windows 2000 & 2003
Network and Technology Services Manager
Catholic Healthcare System
212.752.7300 - office
917.455.0110 - cell
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