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Thanks for the reply, that's sorted it. &nbsp;<br />
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For anyone looking at this later, the sbs guide says it is in active directory but it's a group policy issue.
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Thanks for the reply, that's sorted it.  

For anyone looking at this later, the sbs guide says it is in active directory but it's a group policy issue.

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Hi Experts<br />
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After some digging around i've found the answer to my problem of network drops is a time out on the kerebos ticket at 10 hours. &nbsp;One user (well me actually) needs up to 12 hours. &nbsp;Now i've tried following some of the guides on changing this but i'm not seeing there relevant screens in active directory on our SBS 2008 server. &nbsp;Is it different for this one?<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />

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Hi Experts

After some digging around i've found the answer to my problem of network drops is a time out on the kerebos ticket at 10 hours.  One user (well me actually) needs up to 12 hours.  Now i've tried following some of the guides on changing this but i'm not seeing there relevant screens in active directory on our SBS 2008 server.  Is it different for this one?

Thanks in advance


Network drops after 10 hours - kerebos ticket issue

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