Network credentials not caching for remote users

G

Guest

When we deploy a laptop to a user and they try to logon using cached domain
credentials, it takes 2-3 hours for the OS to timeout and reply that the
domain was not available. Users are then instructed by my IT group to logon
to the system locally. I know this isn't right.

I thought domain accounts cached locally so that users could logon with
their usual account, no?

Thanks,
JM
 
G

Guest

hi,
instruct the laptop users to logon without network cable plug when thay are
off site. and after a succesful login to plug the cable.
 
G

Guest

Dragos,

I know what you're saying, but I'm almost certain that they are not
connecting the network cable prior to boot.

What diagnostic steps can I take to observe the boot process on the client
machine?

JM
 

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