[gptalk] Re: Policy processing time and slow login/boot
- From: "Darren Mar-Elia" <darren@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <gptalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2008 06:55:02 -0700
Are the notebooks connecting remotely or is it just that they are notebooks?
I have seen weird driver issues in the past cause slowness in policy
processing but those are hard to track down.
How long is user processing taking, according to gptime?
Darren
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Subject: [gptalk] Policy processing time and slow login/boot
Hi all,
I'm trying to diagnose whether group policy is causing an issue with slow
boot and login. I've enabled userenv debugging nad nothing in the log
strikes me as out of the ordinary. Using the gptime tool seems to indicate a
computer policy processing time straight after boot (on a core2duo machine
2gb memory) of about 9 seconds which to me is totally reasonable. Notebooks
seem to be the biggest culprit and besides a specific policy (registry
policy which I know can be slow to apply) to enable them to change
timezones, the policies that apply to the desktop are the same that apply to
notebooks. Notebooks will always be slower due to FDE and the slower HDDs +
SAV is known to slow down machines but I'm just wondering if the list can
give me some pointers on tracking down areas of slowness. Is there certain
policies settings that should be avoided specifically for notebooks?
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