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Joe
Greetings Everyone,
I have a clean install of an XP pro workstation on a laptop. I joined the pc
to a Windows 2000 domain. The end-user had an existing roaming profile and
is quiet large.I have synchronization of the end-user's mydocuments going to
the server when logging off the domain. I logged on as domain administrator
and created the default user profiles for the domain admin and then logged
on as the end-user to create the default end-user profile. I noticed it took
an extremely long time to authenticate into the server for the end-user, but
eventually it logged in. The problem now is that when logging on with the
end-user's profile, it takes an extremely long time to log into the domain
and the same with logging off the domain. Also, the mydocuments folder is
empty and not synchronized. I tried going into XP pro workstation under
Start>helpandsupport>support>advanced system information> but the group
policy does not come up instead I get"INVALID NAME SPACE". I double checked
the naming convention for the pc. It's perfect and well within specification
.. Any suggestions for troubleshooting this issue will be very much welcomed.
Humbly thank you for any help.
Joey
I have a clean install of an XP pro workstation on a laptop. I joined the pc
to a Windows 2000 domain. The end-user had an existing roaming profile and
is quiet large.I have synchronization of the end-user's mydocuments going to
the server when logging off the domain. I logged on as domain administrator
and created the default user profiles for the domain admin and then logged
on as the end-user to create the default end-user profile. I noticed it took
an extremely long time to authenticate into the server for the end-user, but
eventually it logged in. The problem now is that when logging on with the
end-user's profile, it takes an extremely long time to log into the domain
and the same with logging off the domain. Also, the mydocuments folder is
empty and not synchronized. I tried going into XP pro workstation under
Start>helpandsupport>support>advanced system information> but the group
policy does not come up instead I get"INVALID NAME SPACE". I double checked
the naming convention for the pc. It's perfect and well within specification
.. Any suggestions for troubleshooting this issue will be very much welcomed.
Humbly thank you for any help.
Joey