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  1. mynameisgunnar

    Event ID 6006 & 6005 "GPClient is taking a long time"

    Could you send me your exclusion list you use on your Domain Controller.
  2. mynameisgunnar

    Event ID 6006 & 6005 "GPClient is taking a long time"

    Are you f'n kidding me! YES. We were running version 2.7 though. The problem went away when we removed it, but I didn't want to say this because I wanted to know of any other way that was used to fix this (other than removing my AV).
  3. mynameisgunnar

    Event ID 6006 & 6005 "GPClient is taking a long time"

    I can back up what kmcferrin is saying, this is something that VMware brings up in training often, the less CPUs the better, almost all of my VMs are 1 CPU. I think you are right about the 6005-6 issue bing DNS but I noticed when I dug more that both this event ID and the DNS issues that caused...
  4. mynameisgunnar

    Event ID 6006 & 6005 "GPClient is taking a long time"

    I'm having this exact same issue, nearly word for word, but I'm using ESXi 4.0 and it is my Domain Controller that is having the issue. I had a @#($ storm yesterday when both servers failed because of these events. And now I'm at a place where they are up but I don't trust them for me to even...

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