Your drivers should be looked at and everything past
that.
Al
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Sounds
similar in descripti
.
joe
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Sounds
similar in description to something we have experienced. We had some 2000
and XP
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Have you checked the
NIC and switch port that both are configured for the same duplex and port
speed? Force them to 1000 Full if they are not. Whil
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Subject: [ActiveDir] Odd Logon
Delay with 2byte transfers
Hi everyone,
I
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Hi everyone,
I have a truly intriguing one for you.
We have recently begun to experience an inconsistent problem where
by interactive network logon onto a Windows 2000 or Windows 2003 server
may take upwards of 40 mins to complete. The authenticating domain
controller is on a gigabit link to th
