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  1. mthoene

    Network problems, Windows Server and XP clients

    Pilot1, Active Directory = yes.
  2. mthoene

    Network problems, Windows Server and XP clients

    mrwalsh1/NobleMan, Two quick questions...would this also solve the shared printer issue from my original question? Also, I am weak when it comes to setting up DNS on Win2K server. Can you point me to a url that gives a good explanation on how to do a "forwarder"? Thanks!
  3. mthoene

    Network problems, Windows Server and XP clients

    Pilot1, I did think of this at one point but there are about 6 or 7 users who can login immediately with no delays. DHCP is not being used. I've statically assigned IP's for all users.
  4. mthoene

    Network problems, Windows Server and XP clients

    Not sure...I'll give it a try. Thanks Glen. -Matt
  5. mthoene

    Network problems, Windows Server and XP clients

    Thanks for the quick reply.. 1. The only event I'm seeing is the W32Time warning (event ID 64). Not sure if this could be it. 2. It is disabled. 3. Ping tests are ok. 4. Not always the same clients. 5. No other services are running. Clients are statically assigned IP's.
  6. mthoene

    Network problems, Windows Server and XP clients

    Here's the layout... -Windows 2000 Server, acting as the PDC, running AD -11 Windows XP Pro clients -Clients all logon to the domain and share files on the "F" drive which is just a shared folder on the server that is mapped at each client Problem: Random logon delays and lost shared...

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