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Will do, This is a Telework Center for George Mason University, thought I would check and see if any standard issues. &nbsp;Will have to go there first.<br />
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Thanks
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Will do, This is a Telework Center for George Mason University, thought I would check and see if any standard issues.  Will have to go there first.

Thanks

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No, sorry, there could be too many things going on that would cause your logon to slow down.<br />
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Here are some basic things to check:<br />
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1) check the event viewer of the domian controller for errors<br />
2) Check the C:\ disk space on the DC<br />
3) Check task manager... look for processes taking up CPU or memory.<br />
4) Verify that this problem is happening for all clients.,..<br />
5) check the network... for connectivity problems<br />
6) run DCDIAG on the DC<br />
7) Run NETDIAG on the DC<br />
8) run NETDIAG on the clients.<br />
9) Check the clients event log to see if there are errors<br />
10) Review your group policies... have you implemented any software distrubutions through GPO's or logon scripts in the last month?<br />
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No, sorry, there could be too many things going on that would cause your logon to slow down.

Here are some basic things to check:

1) check the event viewer of the domian controller for errors
2) Check the C:\ disk space on the DC
3) Check task manager... look for processes taking up CPU or memory.
4) Verify that this problem is happening for all clients.,..
5) check the network... for connectivity problems
6) run DCDIAG on the DC
7) Run NETDIAG on the DC
8) run NETDIAG on the clients.
9) Check the clients event log to see if there are errors
10) Review your group policies... have you implemented any software distrubutions through GPO's or logon scripts in the last month?



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Over a period of about 1 month, login,etc has gotten progressivle slower. &nbsp;Nothing added or removed just keeps getting slower and slower. &nbsp;
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Over a period of about 1 month, login,etc has gotten progressivle slower.  Nothing added or removed just keeps getting slower and slower.  

Active Directory Issue

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).