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IndyTech
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Thu Jan 20, 2005 10:49 pm Post subject:
AD Users and Computers |
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Slow to start (load) I have checked and verified DNS settings and verified
the SVR record per MS Knowledge base. All appears to be fine. I see no
errors in the DNS information, yet all articles point to this as being the
culprit. The server is the DNS for the intranet, and has forwarders for
resolving DNS requests outide the local intranet. The server points to
itself for DNS requests as well. Any other suggestions would be greatly
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Herb Martin
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Thu Jan 20, 2005 11:04 pm Post subject:
Re: AD Users and Computers |
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"IndyTech" <IndyTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CCAF3473-A1C9-445B-A0FF-2E6C6227EEFF@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Slow to start (load)
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What is slow to start?
How slow?
| Quote: | I have checked and verified DNS settings and verified
the SVR record per MS Knowledge base. All appears to be fine. I see no
errors in the DNS information, yet all articles point to this as being the
culprit. The server is the DNS for the intranet, and has forwarders for
resolving DNS requests outide the local intranet. The server points to
itself for DNS requests as well. Any other suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.
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If you mean machines, are they internal machines DNS
settings pointing STRICTLY at the INTERNAL DNS
server (set)?
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Herb Martin
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IndyTech
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Thu Jan 20, 2005 11:39 pm Post subject:
Re: AD Users and Computers |
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All internal machines receive the DNS settings via DHCP from the server. The
server is the DC and DNS for the network. All things work fine for the users
and local workstations, even internet access. For some reason the AD Users
and Computers Snap-in takes 5 min. to load on the server. Of the 100+servers
I have installed with AD/DNS or supported, this is the only one with this
particular issue. The network consists of 12 W2K/XP Pro Desktops and 2 Mac
G5's.
"Herb Martin" wrote:
| Quote: | "IndyTech" <IndyTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CCAF3473-A1C9-445B-A0FF-2E6C6227EEFF@microsoft.com...
Slow to start (load)
What is slow to start?
How slow?
I have checked and verified DNS settings and verified
the SVR record per MS Knowledge base. All appears to be fine. I see no
errors in the DNS information, yet all articles point to this as being the
culprit. The server is the DNS for the intranet, and has forwarders for
resolving DNS requests outide the local intranet. The server points to
itself for DNS requests as well. Any other suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.
If you mean machines, are they internal machines DNS
settings pointing STRICTLY at the INTERNAL DNS
server (set)?
--
Herb Martin
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Herb Martin
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Fri Jan 21, 2005 1:21 am Post subject:
Re: AD Users and Computers |
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"IndyTech" <IndyTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:125A2A08-077A-447F-801A-9A301EC57166@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | All internal machines receive the DNS settings via DHCP from the server.
The
server is the DC and DNS for the network. All things work fine for the
users
and local workstations, even internet access. For some reason the AD
Users
and Computers Snap-in takes 5 min. to load on the server.
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Are the CLIENT settings of that particular server correctly set?
| Quote: | Of the 100+servers
I have installed with AD/DNS or supported, this is the only one with this
particular issue. The network consists of 12 W2K/XP Pro Desktops and 2
Mac
G5's.
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Usually such problems are caused due to the current
DC trying to FIND the other DCs or to check replication.
You might try running DCDiag on that DC.
Also ReplMon and RepAdmin.
--
Herb Martin
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"Herb Martin" wrote:
"IndyTech" <IndyTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CCAF3473-A1C9-445B-A0FF-2E6C6227EEFF@microsoft.com...
Slow to start (load)
What is slow to start?
How slow?
I have checked and verified DNS settings and verified
the SVR record per MS Knowledge base. All appears to be fine. I see
no
errors in the DNS information, yet all articles point to this as being
the
culprit. The server is the DNS for the intranet, and has forwarders
for
resolving DNS requests outide the local intranet. The server points
to
itself for DNS requests as well. Any other suggestions would be
greatly
appreciated.
If you mean machines, are they internal machines DNS
settings pointing STRICTLY at the INTERNAL DNS
server (set)?
--
Herb Martin
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IndyTech
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Fri Jan 21, 2005 1:35 am Post subject:
Re: AD Users and Computers |
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I will double check the settings again. This is SINGLE server environment so
it is the ONLY DC. The logs show no DNS errors or anything else for that
matter out of the ordinary.
"Herb Martin" wrote:
| Quote: | "IndyTech" <IndyTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:125A2A08-077A-447F-801A-9A301EC57166@microsoft.com...
All internal machines receive the DNS settings via DHCP from the server.
The
server is the DC and DNS for the network. All things work fine for the
users
and local workstations, even internet access. For some reason the AD
Users
and Computers Snap-in takes 5 min. to load on the server.
Are the CLIENT settings of that particular server correctly set?
Of the 100+servers
I have installed with AD/DNS or supported, this is the only one with this
particular issue. The network consists of 12 W2K/XP Pro Desktops and 2
Mac
G5's.
Usually such problems are caused due to the current
DC trying to FIND the other DCs or to check replication.
You might try running DCDiag on that DC.
Also ReplMon and RepAdmin.
--
Herb Martin
"Herb Martin" wrote:
"IndyTech" <IndyTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CCAF3473-A1C9-445B-A0FF-2E6C6227EEFF@microsoft.com...
Slow to start (load)
What is slow to start?
How slow?
I have checked and verified DNS settings and verified
the SVR record per MS Knowledge base. All appears to be fine. I see
no
errors in the DNS information, yet all articles point to this as being
the
culprit. The server is the DNS for the intranet, and has forwarders
for
resolving DNS requests outide the local intranet. The server points
to
itself for DNS requests as well. Any other suggestions would be
greatly
appreciated.
If you mean machines, are they internal machines DNS
settings pointing STRICTLY at the INTERNAL DNS
server (set)?
--
Herb Martin
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Herb Martin
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Fri Jan 21, 2005 5:51 am Post subject:
Re: AD Users and Computers |
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"IndyTech" <IndyTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:59D7FEC8-A67D-47BC-AF74-A0CF3B57AC79@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | I will double check the settings again. This is SINGLE server environment
so
it is the ONLY DC. The logs show no DNS errors or anything else for that
matter out of the ordinary.
Of the 100+servers
I have installed with AD/DNS or supported, this is the only one with
this
particular issue. The network consists of 12 W2K/XP Pro Desktops and
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I was confused by the line above, but obviously (now)
you mean 100+ servers at different places or companies.
--
Herb Martin
| Quote: | "Herb Martin" wrote:
"IndyTech" <IndyTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:125A2A08-077A-447F-801A-9A301EC57166@microsoft.com...
All internal machines receive the DNS settings via DHCP from the
server.
The
server is the DC and DNS for the network. All things work fine for
the
users
and local workstations, even internet access. For some reason the AD
Users
and Computers Snap-in takes 5 min. to load on the server.
Are the CLIENT settings of that particular server correctly set?
Of the 100+servers
I have installed with AD/DNS or supported, this is the only one with
this
particular issue. The network consists of 12 W2K/XP Pro Desktops and
2
Mac
G5's.
Usually such problems are caused due to the current
DC trying to FIND the other DCs or to check replication.
You might try running DCDiag on that DC.
Also ReplMon and RepAdmin.
--
Herb Martin
"Herb Martin" wrote:
"IndyTech" <IndyTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CCAF3473-A1C9-445B-A0FF-2E6C6227EEFF@microsoft.com...
Slow to start (load)
What is slow to start?
How slow?
I have checked and verified DNS settings and verified
the SVR record per MS Knowledge base. All appears to be fine. I
see
no
errors in the DNS information, yet all articles point to this as
being
the
culprit. The server is the DNS for the intranet, and has
forwarders
for
resolving DNS requests outide the local intranet. The server
points
to
itself for DNS requests as well. Any other suggestions would be
greatly
appreciated.
If you mean machines, are they internal machines DNS
settings pointing STRICTLY at the INTERNAL DNS
server (set)?
--
Herb Martin
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Roger Abell
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Fri Jan 21, 2005 6:50 pm Post subject:
Re: AD Users and Computers |
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Has this always been single DC server environment?
So all roles of the single DC/GC are correctly defined?
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Roger Abell
"IndyTech" <IndyTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:59D7FEC8-A67D-47BC-AF74-A0CF3B57AC79@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | I will double check the settings again. This is SINGLE server environment
so
it is the ONLY DC. The logs show no DNS errors or anything else for that
matter out of the ordinary.
"Herb Martin" wrote:
"IndyTech" <IndyTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:125A2A08-077A-447F-801A-9A301EC57166@microsoft.com...
All internal machines receive the DNS settings via DHCP from the
server.
The
server is the DC and DNS for the network. All things work fine for
the
users
and local workstations, even internet access. For some reason the AD
Users
and Computers Snap-in takes 5 min. to load on the server.
Are the CLIENT settings of that particular server correctly set?
Of the 100+servers
I have installed with AD/DNS or supported, this is the only one with
this
particular issue. The network consists of 12 W2K/XP Pro Desktops and
2
Mac
G5's.
Usually such problems are caused due to the current
DC trying to FIND the other DCs or to check replication.
You might try running DCDiag on that DC.
Also ReplMon and RepAdmin.
--
Herb Martin
"Herb Martin" wrote:
"IndyTech" <IndyTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CCAF3473-A1C9-445B-A0FF-2E6C6227EEFF@microsoft.com...
Slow to start (load)
What is slow to start?
How slow?
I have checked and verified DNS settings and verified
the SVR record per MS Knowledge base. All appears to be fine. I
see
no
errors in the DNS information, yet all articles point to this as
being
the
culprit. The server is the DNS for the intranet, and has
forwarders
for
resolving DNS requests outide the local intranet. The server
points
to
itself for DNS requests as well. Any other suggestions would be
greatly
appreciated.
If you mean machines, are they internal machines DNS
settings pointing STRICTLY at the INTERNAL DNS
server (set)?
--
Herb Martin
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IndyTech
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Fri Jan 21, 2005 8:41 pm Post subject:
Re: AD Users and Computers |
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Yes, this has always been a single DC and all roles are defined correctly. I
have ran dcdiag and all tests pass. Same with dnslint, everything resolves
correctly and all NSLOOKUP searches come back fine as well. I inherited this
small network and this appears to be the ONLY bug. I can live with it, but
would like to figure out why ADUC acts like there is a problem with the DNS.
"Roger Abell" wrote:
| Quote: | Has this always been single DC server environment?
So all roles of the single DC/GC are correctly defined?
--
Roger Abell
"IndyTech" <IndyTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:59D7FEC8-A67D-47BC-AF74-A0CF3B57AC79@microsoft.com...
I will double check the settings again. This is SINGLE server environment
so
it is the ONLY DC. The logs show no DNS errors or anything else for that
matter out of the ordinary.
"Herb Martin" wrote:
"IndyTech" <IndyTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:125A2A08-077A-447F-801A-9A301EC57166@microsoft.com...
All internal machines receive the DNS settings via DHCP from the
server.
The
server is the DC and DNS for the network. All things work fine for
the
users
and local workstations, even internet access. For some reason the AD
Users
and Computers Snap-in takes 5 min. to load on the server.
Are the CLIENT settings of that particular server correctly set?
Of the 100+servers
I have installed with AD/DNS or supported, this is the only one with
this
particular issue. The network consists of 12 W2K/XP Pro Desktops and
2
Mac
G5's.
Usually such problems are caused due to the current
DC trying to FIND the other DCs or to check replication.
You might try running DCDiag on that DC.
Also ReplMon and RepAdmin.
--
Herb Martin
"Herb Martin" wrote:
"IndyTech" <IndyTech@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CCAF3473-A1C9-445B-A0FF-2E6C6227EEFF@microsoft.com...
Slow to start (load)
What is slow to start?
How slow?
I have checked and verified DNS settings and verified
the SVR record per MS Knowledge base. All appears to be fine. I
see
no
errors in the DNS information, yet all articles point to this as
being
the
culprit. The server is the DNS for the intranet, and has
forwarders
for
resolving DNS requests outide the local intranet. The server
points
to
itself for DNS requests as well. Any other suggestions would be
greatly
appreciated.
If you mean machines, are they internal machines DNS
settings pointing STRICTLY at the INTERNAL DNS
server (set)?
--
Herb Martin
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