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How to fine tune the user logon process to a windows 2003 domain
Hi, guys
does anyone kown how to fine tune the user logon process
to the 2003 server domain ? My user had to take more than
30sec to logon to the domain. It Seem loading user profile
and it take too long to load..Please help
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Eric the IT Novice #2 How to fine tune the user logon process to a windows 2003 domain
Ensure that the address for your domain DNS server is
correct in the client network connections. Also, the
settings for your DNS server should point to itself for
DNS. The only place you should have your ISP's DNS is in
forwarders in DNS.
profile>-----Original Message-----
>Hi, guys
>
>does anyone kown how to fine tune the user logon process
>to the 2003 server domain ? My user had to take more than
>30sec to logon to the domain. It Seem loading user>and it take too long to load..Please help
>.
>Eric the IT Novice Guest
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