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I have my own opinions, but I've been known to be wrong. Just looking for some thumbs up or thumbs down with reasons from the forum gods..... Datacenter is a 100Mbps fiber connection (not 1Gbps because of cost)across a few miles to 230+ users for filesharing, AD logon, print servers, email...

I know bad manners replying to my post, but does anyone have a clue as to why this is happening?

Gmail 2 is most likely correct. When you create the group policy fro folder redirection there is the option for setting what will happen when the Group Policy is removed or disabled. There is an option to redirect the user BACK to his/her local PC, OR to RETAIN the current location that the...

It could be an access list on the router/switch blocking all the PCs on your subnet from accessing all machines, except the DC, on the other subnet. Which may make sense because you would want to allow domain controller traffic through the access list so that DCs on separate subnets can replicate.

Create a group policy and run a .bat file at logon maybe? The .bat file can copy the host file from a network server and replace the one on the client PC with the copy /Y switch.

In Active Directory I have assigned a non-admin Security Group (called Group1 for example) the CREATE COMPUTER OBJECTS and DELETE COMPUTER OBJECTS permissions to all Organizational Units. Of course I am able to create and delete computer objects while logged on as someone from Group1, but I am...