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Windows XP - Takes to long to log in, almost 2 minutes.
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| valshep 2003-10-08, 8:38 am |
| I have Windows 2000 AD running. Joind XP workstation to the domain. Takes to long to long in, almost 2 minutes. My 2K boxes are fast. Getting Event ID: 1054 and 1053 in EV. Applyed fix for the Event ID: 1054, still takes to long. Anyone has any ideas?
Thank you,
Val | |
| ClintonN 2003-10-10, 1:17 pm |
| On the XP machine do you have the primary dns to be your dns server in your domain? | |
| valshep 2003-10-10, 3:17 pm |
| I have static IP, no DHCP or DNS configured. I also use Verizon's ips for DNS to access internet. | |
| ClintonN 2003-10-10, 3:43 pm |
| You need to have the DNS server for your domain as the primary on the client. On your DNS server machine use a forwarder to point to verizon's ip's. | |
| ClintonN 2003-10-10, 6:12 pm |
| O.K. now that I'm home from work I'll give you an explanation why. XP uses DNS as it's way (primary name resolution) of finding a DC to log into . So it's using your ISP to find your Domain Controller where it should go straight to your DC using the internal DNS. I hope this helps and let me
know how it goes! | |
| isles1 2003-10-12, 9:00 pm |
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Originally posted by ClintonN
O.K. now that I'm home from work I'll give you an explanation why. XP uses DNS as it's way (primary name resolution) of finding a DC to log into . So it's using your ISP to find your Domain Controller where it should go straight to your DC using the internal DNS. I hope this helps and let me
know how it goes!
Exactly. Add the IP of your PC that is running DNS in the TCP/IP properties as the primary DNS server, and use the ISPs as secondaries, or configure it under the appropriate scope on your DHCP server. |
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