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Hi Yort,<br />
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Just for starters - How's your dns setup? <br />
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and PAQ for further reference on this:<br />
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<a href="http:Q_21109533.html" rel="ugc">http:Q_21109533.html</a><br />
<br />
Deb :))
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Hi Yort,

Just for starters - How's your dns setup?

and PAQ for further reference on this:

http:Q_21109533.html [http:Q_21109533.html]

Deb :))

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Have tried all of these solutions, but nothing is working.
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Have tried all of these solutions, but nothing is working.

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So how IS your dns setup? Any event log errors on servers or workstations. Do you have any ISP's DNS servers listed anywhere in TCP/IP ? Otherwise &nbsp;how are your server and clients setup to resolve dns queries etc?
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So how IS your dns setup? Any event log errors on servers or workstations. Do you have any ISP's DNS servers listed anywhere in TCP/IP ? Otherwise  how are your server and clients setup to resolve dns queries etc?

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Here is my setup:<br />
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Hardware - Intel Xeon 2.66Ghz CPU, 2GB RAM, 60GB SCSI drive on RAID 0<br />
Software - Windows Server 2003<br />
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Here is my issue:<br />
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I have a shared directory on my Domain Controller [DC] where all users place data files for security and back-up reasons. &nbsp;It takes a very long time to copy, save or open files from the DC.<br />
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Can anyone provide any insight into this for me?<br />
<br />
Thanks!
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Here is my setup:

Hardware - Intel Xeon 2.66Ghz CPU, 2GB RAM, 60GB SCSI drive on RAID 0
Software - Windows Server 2003

Here is my issue:

I have a shared directory on my Domain Controller [DC] where all users place data files for security and back-up reasons.  It takes a very long time to copy, save or open files from the DC.

Can anyone provide any insight into this for me?

Thanks!

Domain Controller very slow...

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