Loging to machine off the network is very slow

[lankanriz]

hi all,

im having a serious problem with loging to my laptop off the network. after i enter my username and password it takes 5-10 min to log in. when i check even viewer it shows error 1054 and error 1000 in windows xp prfessional. i tried to change dns server adress didnt work out, closing all the star up and services on msconfig didnt work... please hope youll know any solution for this issuee

 

[coco10]

your ip adress come from a dhcp server?

if yes use the alternate configuration of the tcp/ip using a manual ip adress and dns adress pointing the localmachine


hope its helps

coco10

 

[lankanriz]

hi

i did try in this way, addingthe alternate configuration of the tcp/ip using a manual ip adress and dns adress pointing the localmachine but still it dosent work

 

[ITPangaeaArchitect]

whast the o/s version?

if xp, disable web client service

the 1054 and 1000 events are userenv events indicating group policy application issues...in your case...the 1054 (cant find the domain controller blah blah blah)

open up gpedit.msc (or rsop) and tell me teh setting for always wait for the network at computer startup and logon in computer configuration\administrative templates\system\logon and run logon scripts synchronously in computer configuration\administrative templates\system\scripts

-Brandon Wilson
MCSE00/03, MCSA:Messaging, MCSA03, A+
almost got a paragraph there

 

[3wsparky]

this is a common problem when you dont have any reverse lookups configured on your dhcp server , use cmd and run nslookup (your dns server ip ) and then nslookup (your dns server hostname )

theses should resolve both directions ip to host and host to ip . post your results but i think this is where the problem lies.

also if you could post what is handing out the dhcp and what the dns server is
p.s if you make changes and there not doing anything different on your pc then cmd , run ipconfig /flashdns


Sparky

 

[Kreichek]

Hello.

I have a similar issue which results in a slow logon from a network computer using a logon name registered in Active Directory. This happens occassionally, for example for 5 minutes the logon procedure takes much time on all client computers and after that it goes OK again. I do not have reverse zones on the DNS of Windows 2003 Server but I am proposing to create them. I wonder if this really could cause the problem? In Event log of the DC I occassionally get the EventID 4007 and 6702.