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Very slow WinXP Pro logon to W2K domain -=- please expound!

Asked by ballylama in Miscellaneous Networking, Domain Name Service (DNS), Active Directory

Tags: slow, domain, very, logon, winxp

This question was asked here: http://www.experts-exchange.com/Networking/Q_20635203.html?query=windows+xp+slow&searchType=topic#8639646

"Consider small office network with W2K domain.  Recently upgraded all office PCs from Win98 to WinXP Pro SP1.  Logon process and shared folders access is extremely slow.  Logon takes up to two minutes.  All users keep losing access to shared folders.  It used to work better (and faster!) with Win98.  Any ideas how to fix this situation?  Thanks in advance!"

The answer was:
make sure you have the correct DNS entry on the XP box, and also the correct dns suffix for self-registration in ddns...

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This could be some quick easy points for someone, if you could please explain what the "correct DNS entry" would be.  I have correct DNS for our internet, W2K server box.... not sure if that is correct.  I am guessing I need to put the ip of the xp machine.

Also, how do you correct DNS suffix for self-registration in ddns??

Thanks!
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Zones: Miscellaneous Networking, Domain Name Service (DNS), Active Directory
Tags: slow, domain, very, logon, winxp
Solution Provided By: dancorcal
Participating Experts: 3
Solution Grade: A
 
 
 
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