计算机上岸域速度慢(国外英文资料).docVIP

计算机登陆域速度慢(国外英文资料) Windows 2000/XP client login to the Windows 2000 domain is very slow, mainly when the domain user input username and password in the login dialog login dialog box is a gray, but also to continue for a long time, like lost response (normal is the login window flashed), and start the login process obviously than normal length. Problem analysis From the appearance of the phenomenon, it seems that the client has not been able to contact the domain controller very quickly. Since the user name and password are not gray and reactive, why cant you quickly contact the domain controller? Because the Windows 2000/XP client login domain is first according to set its DNS DNS server, to find the DNS server inside the SRV records, find the domain controller from the position (so there is no set directly in the client domain controller address place), from the login process, the client did not contact the domain controller is because it did not find the domain controller in the DNS server SRV record. So why isnt Windows 98 logging into the domain so slowly? The original Windows 98 (including Windows NT4.0 and Windows 95) name resolution service is not as Windows as 2000/XP is dependent on DNS, it continues to use NetBIOS to name resolution to find a domain controller, but still suggest that you will all point to the computer Windows 2000 DNS server name resolution, so start process and login process faster. From the above analysis, my client DNS points to the Windows 2000 DNS server that is definitely not the domain controller (this domain controller is also the DNS server in the domain), and so is the fact. I set the clients DNS as an Internet server because it can share the Internet, but there is a problem when logging into the domain. Problem solving Now that the cause of the problem has been found (now thought to be the cause ^o^), how can it be solved? Because the DNS settings and Internet domain login when DNS settings are not the same, when the Internet DN