[windows2000] Re: Long Log on times

Huh, interesting.  This is something beyond what I know, although it
sounds like it has something to do with kerberos stuff, whatever that
is.  Anyone else?

Ray at work

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Brian Hoppe [mailto:brian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]=20
>=20
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> Here is the error it is getting:
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> Deregistration of the DNS record=20
> '_kpasswd._tcp.domain.domain.com. 600 IN
> SRV 0 100 464 server.domain.domain.com.' failed with the=20
> following error:
> DNS operation refused.
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> It seems like it's looking in the wrong domain.  It should just be
> server.domain.com, but instead it is=20
> server.domain.domain.com.  Why would it
> have changed to be looking there?
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> Brian Hoppe
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> Manager, E-Commerce Development & IT
> SMTResource Group, LLC
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> -----Original Message-----
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> Have you checked the event log?  Is your domain name something.com,
> which is an actual Internet domain, and perhaps you're using the wrong
> DNS server or have DNS setup wrong and your users are trying to
> authenticate out at some Web server?
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> Ray at work
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> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Brian Hoppe [mailto:brian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]=3D20
> >=3D20
> >=3D20
> > We recently set up a new Windows 2000 DC.  It was working=3D20
> > fine, but as of
> > yesterday, it began hanging up or giving users extremely long=3D20
> > waits on the
> > "loading your personal settings" screen.  We don't have=3D20
> > roaming profiles set
> > up, which I know can do this.  Any tips as to what might be=3D20
> > causing this?
> >=3D20
> > Brian Hoppe


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