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Win 2000 Server

  • 20-04-2004 9:05am
    #1
    DaemÈn
    Closed Accounts Posts: 36 ✭


    hi all,

    I recently have been playing around with win 2k server. I got the DHCP and DNS going (from a book!). I just having two problems i hoope someone can help me with:
    The time on all my machines is wrong and if i correct it, it gets reset to the wrong time shortly after.(the time on the server is correct). And my other problem is that it takes a very long time to log into the computers. The server is an only PII machine and has a 100mbps NIC and i've only got 3 computers hooked up to it (100Mbps Switch). Any suggestions greatly appreciated !!!


    Thanks

    DaemÈn


Comments

  • #2
    ssh
    Closed Accounts Posts: 484 ✭✭ssh


    How wrong is the time? Like exactly a few hours, or just something random?

    Are you using roaming profiles? That machine shouldn't slow it down, it could be that you have a huge amount of stuff in the profiles themselves...


  • #3
    DaemÈn
    Closed Accounts Posts: 36 ✭DaemÈn


    Tanx for the reply,,

    i think i know what u were getting at about the time so checked and fixed !!! thanks.

    I don't have roaming profiles set up atall (another thing i want to do but no panic !). it just says applying security etc for a really long time ,.. not much network activity either. so i don't know whether the dely is being introduced by the local machine or by the server. but it does happen on every computer.....



    DaemÈn


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