Logon to domain account takes long in windows server 2003

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Guest

Hello!

On any client machine it takes long for a domain user to log on to a domain
user account. Even newly added accounts have this problem and it persists. It
doesn't change ever and remains like that. I have already checked if lots of
data is being transferred between the server and the client during logon to a
domain account but barely any data is being transferred between the two
machines during that process. The network is not busy at all. So if the
network bandwith is not the problem it must be the settings on the server i
guess. Please help me and thank you for any help in advance.

Jason
 
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Joe Richards [MVP]

I would look at two things, the first is I would look to make sure DNS is
properly configured. If it is, then I would look to see if there is something
going on with the kerberos packets. There could be some network device that is
blocking some of the kerberos UDP packets.

Either of these issues should be fairly obvious in a network trace.

joe
 

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