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Slow domain log-in and netlogon runs sporadically

Asked by wktp213a in Windows 2000 Server, Computer Servers, Network Management

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We're experiencing some unusal issues with our Widows 2000 advanced server.  Logging in to the domain from a workstation takes an unusually long time, and sometimes our netlogon script won't run. However, we noticed that if we configure a workstation's network adapter's tcp/ip properties to use our DNS server's IP address instead of obtaining one automatically, the logging in is much quicker and the netlogon script runs every time.  Now i suppose we could run around the building and start configuring every workstation this way, but since i'm a bit of a novice i have reservations about doing something so drastic. The workstations on our network always obtained the DNS server address automatically without issue in the past. When they do obtain an IP address automatically it is usually an adress of something like 10.251.x.x as opposed to our DNS server's (located on site) IP which is 10.79.2.5. I'm assuming the 10.255.x.x IP comes from a DNS server located offsite, probably on the campus which provides our internet connection, proxy servers, etc. All we have on our site is one server hosting our active directory, DNS, etc. and an additional server that is just used as a file server. I hope that I'm relaying this information as accurately as possibly, but do take into account that dealing with domain servers, DNS, DHCP etc. etc. is uncharted territory for me. If you require any additional information please ask and i will respond promptly.Start Free Trial
 
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1 Netlogon and Sysvol.
2 NETLOGON Events
3 Sysvol and Netlogon
4 DCDiag Netlogons Failure
5 NETLOGON 5722 (ADMIN$)
6 Netlogon errors
 
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