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Slow domain login The network is wired with fiber and 10g switches due to the large number of users and computers. We just added our first 2 windows 10 machines into the network replacing Windiws 7 units. 2 to 3 minutes before logging in My google fu is failing me on this one and I am hoping my fellow spiceheads can help me out. If we disconnect the PC from AD domain, the logon time can I am trying to create a new image, I get the machine ready in audit mode, sysprep the PC using an unattended answer file. ===== If the Answer is helpful, please click "Accept Answer" and upvote it. I turned on roaming profiles for users in one location as they move between systems. There are many reasons why users may experience slow logon times, but some of the most common are profile I'm imaging new PCs through Microsoft MDT/ Task Sequence, and after image and setup, when a domain user signs in, it is taking very long, 30-45 minutes before getting to the Desktop. After I turned on roaming profiles, users are experiencing logons taking anywhere Logon with the user account experiencing the slow user logon to reproduce the issue. It was always a domain client on a Windows Small Business Server Essentials 2011 DC. Commented Aug 29, 2022 at 9:17 @Manu absolutely nothing. 3 seconds for the profile load and 7-11 seconds for the actual logon itself. ) They are perfectly fine once logged in, but it’s the logging in process that’s a pain. That all changed about an hour later. 3. Cannot log on as domain user on XP workstation when connected to (SBS 2003) DC via Interesting issue. Client PC’s are windows 10. We have many users having slow domain logon issues and I can't seem to pinpoint the problem. 4: 39: September 5, 2012 Extremely Slow Login Times. Slow domain logins or logon delays can be caused by a variety of factors, including network issues, Group Policy settings, and misconfigurations. When I join the PC to the domain, reboot and login with my domain creds, it takes about 30 minutes to get a usable taskbar. When mentioned earlier, re-creating profile does not work. I tried switching between the networks and our internal network Fast Logon Optimization in Windows OS reduces the time it takes for the logon dialog box to appear. All the other users logon to the Domain fine, but only for one particular user for some unknown reasons. 5 minutes. How Interactive Logon Works Logon and Authentication Although it is for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 systems, you can still know the difference between the two logins. German blog reader Peter found my German blog post Windows-Start per Process Monitor analysieren (Analyzing Windows Startup via Process Monitor), where I've described how to use the Windows Process Monitor from Sysinternals tools to analyze Windows startup. RE: Login on Vcenter is very very slow. The recommended way (according to Using XBOOTMGR to capture slow boots, or slow logons caused by slow boots) to capture a trace during boot is: xbootmgr -trace boot -traceflags base+latency+dispatcher Now I install newest version of ESET Endpoint Antivirus v6 6. I've experimented with "bypassing" XP's quick network logon by modifying the "logon . Logging in as Local Administrator has no issue using either aforementioned methods and all other servers work as expected. The slow logon time only occurs at remote sites with a low bandwidth, and it's not only the "first" login to the system. One of my first stops was Domain login very slow 10+ minutes. Increase domain logon timeout Hello We’re having trouble with Active Directory on our gateways. On these other systems, her profile is already on the Slow login due to many TEMP files. After type in credentials for the domain the user has to wait approx. I've looked at these links online hoping I could remember what to search for, but they haven't been the proper cure: Domained laptop - slow logon when connected to non-domain network. 2/60 accounts are slow to login to the domain. When that profile got corrupted and we realized it wasn’t a domain profile, we built a domain profile and now it takes several minutes for the machine to login. Re-register DNS (ipconfig /registerdns) on the client side: restart workstations and re-login them Slow logon times typically indicate issues for system admins and can be very frustrating for end users. This detailed status information allows users and adm We found that the slow logons were caused by a printer driver that was being installed but which required user input, which obviously couldn't be provided because the user Check DNS Settings: Ensure that the DNS settings on the client machine are correct. This is a problem I have encountered continuously over the years in various different environments - when I change a username (both UPN and NetBIOS marriage/divorce related, usually), logins to domain clients where the profile previously existed take several minutes. We have several windows 10 machines here that are almost unusable when they are not connected to our domain network. Local accounts are fine, just AD accounts. With cached I've been trying to diagnose slow logins to my domain. 2016. Meaning, this does not occur on desktops/laptops that only have 1 user. All workstations are receiving the address of the network's broadband router as the DNS server. What components make up a logon speed? You have your network, Domain (comprised of DNS, SYSVOL, Sites and Services Dear, I have started to install windows 10 on the laptops in my domain/Organisation. open the When my admins login to our File Server (Windows Server 2019) via RDP, the login process takes over 2 minutes. Slow AD login on Windows 10 So very sporadically we have an issue where a couple of our Windows 10 LTSC systems on a domain experience a delay logging in with an AD account 30 to 90 seconds. The client machines were connected to Active Directory (AD) domain in this case. That’s pretty This Tutorial Helps to How To Fix Windows 10 Domain Machine Slow To Logon [Tutorial]#DomainMachineSlowToLogon#Windows10Thanks Friends Windows 7 slow logon to domain on branch office. from home or hotel or wherever). We pass IP config to clients using DHCP, and as far as I can see we have DNS The context is quite simple a forest, 1 single domain, multi sites (1 AD 2016 per site), the pcs are hybrid azure in dhcp. Slow domain Login (roaming Profile) rschuerken over 11 years ago. No folder redirects. They take 20-30 seconds to open an office file saved on the desktop, logon takes 30-90 seconds, and the general responsiveness of the machine is For a typical workstation to log onto a local domain, it takes like 3-5 mins from authenticaion to having all the icons/graphics rendered to use the machine. Problem: a user with a company laptop that is on the domain experiences login times as long as upto 5 minutes. Check Network Connectivity: Ensure that both the client and domain controller have a stable and fast network Users may encounter slow logon delays for a number of reasons, but those that occur most often are Network bandwidth issue, Wrong Site mapping, DC resource His clients were on the Windows 10 domain machine slow to logon. The following article has the compare of local logon and domain logon. 2. We have wndows 7 64 Bit Clients joined to a domain and use roaming profiles with folder redirection. I've looked this issue up extensively and have not found a true solution to the problem. etl. com website, or otherwise have difficulties using the Domain. 0. The problem is that users sometines reports me of slow logins, about 5-6 minutes. azfarazami. This is after they've already logged in multiple times to make sure the computer has all software already installed by GPO's. Login and logoff extremely slow. Flush your DNS. The Domain Controller experiences local performance issues and responds to the Slow Domain Logon - XP Clients. For the whole 2 weeks it was working fine, until earlier I restarted the laptop, everything went down in a Pulse Secure has a completely seamless connect before logon feature that requires no extra or changes in logon process for the user as it integrated with the credential providers of windows. Guest. To recap. I ran ControlUp’s Powershell Script and I see I’ve got a lot of computers on my network that take between 3 and 10+ minutes to log in to the domain. The problem is present on another comupters in our organization with systems Windows 10 Pro Hi there When there’s no domain available (home use), laptops are slow to log in initially after you input your credentials, can be anywhere from 2 minutes to 15 minutes before it loads your profile fully Windows 10, I5, SSD, 8GB Ram machines No roaming profiles Once connected to VPN and logs back in its fine with no delays Any ideas? Thanks We have setup a ubuntu 18. Net Stop DNS. What exactly is slow? - The logon process? - The general VPN connection after login? Doesn't sound like it, but any better with a LAN cable, instead of using wireless? Known causes of slow client logon performance. Microsoft Windows XP. . using AADConnect to sync objects4. Slow Domain Login. You can look wherever you want, starting with man sssd-ldap, it probably has nothing to do with sssd. A bit of information about the network that has this problem: My domain spans 5 sites, all with VPN Long login times are almost always either DNS set incorrectly on the client (having a DNS Server (s) in the list that isn’t a domain controller) or an issue with a Group Policy. workstation. I added the regkey VerboseStatus and enabled it in the registry to show detailed status on user logon, and it gets stuck at "Applying Group Policies Printer Policy So we can see straight away that both the logon time and the profile load time for a local profile is blindingly fast. Jul 3, 2000 228 SE. Intune is a Mobile Device Management service that is part of Microsoft's Enterprise Mobility + Security offering. This is a discussion about Slow Domain Logon - XP Clients in the Windows Networking category; I've been reseaching this problem for a couple of weeks and i'm not getting any nearer sorting it out! We have a Windows 2003 domain with around 70 XP clients. Because it is difficult to catch, we have not started profiling that scenario yet. He had a problem in his environment that After modifing the login script to recognize the new file server, all users were able to login without any problem and access files. To be able to say a logon or Note: lw-measure tool and instructions listed in Using the lw_measure tool to detect latency between vCenter Server and Active Directory domain controllers If either of the last two numbers are around 300000000 usec (300 seconds), it indicates severe latency in the communication between the vCenter and domain controller. The issue is hit or miss. Most of the time any subsequent login of any subsequent domain user is between 15 and 20 seconds. For the slow logon issue reported, we have performed a series of comprehension tests. This post explains how to troubleshoot slow logon in Active Directory domain in those cases. I have a question about Active Directory logins. This is due to Windows needing to download/check/sync the entire roaming Anything considerable in Administrative Events during this slow logon? – Manu. When users go to login to the domain, it usually takes them at least 1min, but usually longer. As I wrote in my previous article, here is a quick summary of what I've found can cause client logon delays in Windows. All works fine but there is one issue which is the domain user login outside our network or other network taking a long time (even after locking the computer) to login while local user logs in quickly. After I configured AD, DNS, DHCP and create a user for myself, I joined my laptop to the domain and logged in using my user, I found that my device was slow in logging in - the cursor was very slow - for 3 - 5 mins, after that everything got OK, and it When the user was logging into the local machine, the login process would take maybe a 1. If this is happening to you, and you run your XP workstation in an NT 4. I do want to keep same username/password etc. Another method is possible, and that's to run the sniffer on all of your domain controllers with a capture filter of the IP address of the machine in question. The only thing that works is turning off the NIC before One of the reasons a user may experience a slow logon are problems with a large roaming user profile. Net Stop Netlogon. While logging on/logging off user is unable to open task manager to see what is taking up resources because the windows logon/logoff screen takes over. in the slow account, open a elevated/admin command prompt and run this: xperf -stop -stop UserTrace -d merged. Group policies processing, folder redirection, drive mapping or scripts that run at logon or something else in the background taking a lot of time. It isn't as optimal as using a span-port would, but it would at least There's a lot of things that can slow down the login times on a machine. And ever since then, the computers have slowed to pas a crawl. Logon times range from 4-5 minutes. It slows down on the 'retrieving profile settings' stage. Here are steps to troubleshoot and potentially resolve slow domain logins: 1. This specifically applies only to desktops that are shared across multiple No local domain controllers: Not having local domain controllers (users authenticating across a wide area network-WAN) will cause a logon delay Before we get into troubleshooting a slow login we need to first identify what is a slow login and where is it slow . I'm trying to connect to a WinNT 4. 04 that times out once every second time, logs in in 6 seconds at best. The problems is that it is slow to login when they are not on the campus network (i. local config_file_version = 2 #services = nss, pam [domain/domain. conf: In the same network, I have a RHEL 9 working perfectly, logging in in 3 to 4 seconds, while I have a Ubuntu 22. 0 Recommend. When a user logs on for the first time in a domain A few days ago, a problem started in this environment and now logging in any Windows 10 machine or any server (except the domain controllers) takes more than 25 seconds. How would I go about doing this? Thanks When I log on to my laptop when it is not physically connected to our network using domain credentials, it literally takes 4-5 minutes to log on. agreed and upvoted - slow AD logins are almost always DNS related – dyasny. 0 or Win2k mixed mode domain (this will not work with a win2kdomain in native We have configured some new Ubuntu VMs to use our Active Directory via sssd, but I am experiencing problems: When logging in via ssh with password-based authentication, it asks for my password, then . local] default_shell = /bin/bash krb5_store slow domain logon Thread starter Bob2; Start date Aug 20, 2003; Status Not open for further replies. com website, please call 800-551-1630 and our customer service team will assist you. When some users are off the network we see that there is extreme slowness when logging in, sometimes taking users up to 10 minutes before they get to the desktop. How would I have this user start from scratch? I asked user to move any important files to network shared drive and I am free to re-create new profile for her. Enabling this policy reliably adds from 30 - 90 seconds to the login. Azure Tenant / AzureAD-EntraID3. active-directory-gpo, question. Findings - This issue only occurs when different/other user has logged in since PC last restart. [sssd] domains = domain. On several occasions with XP Pro, I've found workstations taking up to 20 minutes to log in to an NT/2000 domain. The laptops will login immediately if you turn off the wireless radio with their cached credentials. my setup, 1. That sounds plausible, I’ll have to look into that. What could be the problem? gprsult /r example for 2 users, one with no problem and one with a delay: User with no logging delay: OS Configuration: Member WorkstationOS Version: 10. At our local site, where the domain controller are placed, there are no problems. Hope above information can help you. For notebook and desktop users who using credential caching policy for work@/c/ and use the Azure VPN tunnel too, there is maybe some long logon time. Net Start DNS. 1: 1029: January 8, 2024 Very Slow Domain Login After Username Change. T he problem does not occur when I logon to local user (only is present when logon to domain user). The computer is usable but not as snappy as when off domain after login has ocurred. Based on the below logs and wireshark screenshot it seems to be an issue in Ignition, i. I discovered the following: All workstations are set up to automatically determine the DNS server. Thread starter Guest; Start date Jan 27, 2004; G. Aug 20, 2003 #1 Bob2 Programmer. When a user enters their user/pass at the Windows login, it's intercepted by Pulse Secure and Pulse automatically makes a connection attempt and seamlessly I was out of town last week on vacation, my co-worker told me we had a weird issue where our users had super slow logins all of a sudden (traditionally 10-15 seconds on normal day, all the way up to 15 minutes or so). The systems are VMware VM's with a static IP and yes DNS settings are correct and the system in question is Disabled run logon script synchronously ; Added the DelayedDesktopSwitchTimeout DWORD registry and set the value to 0 ; Although the logon time got shortened I still get a black screen for 10 seconds or more which could alert the users. It SHOULD not take this long. conf is nearly identical on both (the only By far, the most difference that you can make to the logon time of Windows 10 (in a domain-joined environment) is by creating a Default User profile in the netlogon share. I set user verbose logging on and pulled this log (attached). com If you are using assistive technology and are unable to read any part of the Domain. Thank you for your question and reaching out. One machine of the 2, has a fast initial logon to the domain, but after a reboot, the logon gets a slow welcome and then just a black screen for at least 10 minutes, maybe longer, before the users desktop appears. (Windows 7 SP1, in service since 2012/2013 mostly. Our active directory is 2016 but our domain functional level is 2008 r2 because of historic reasons. When the clients input their credentials, Windows taken about 10 to Hi Guys, Recently, I got a windows server and installed an active directory to have a domain-based environment. The difference is the end user logging in as local user or domain user, in both cases no connectivity is given towards the domain controller. active-directory-gpo Still 100% sure the slow log on times are due to poor DNS configuration alone. Logging into a new client machine or after blasting the profile on the existing one is The FIRST login on a domain profile takes some time because of some “housekeeping” windows must do to create the new user’s profile. Usage after the login time is perfectly acceptable. Jan 27, 2004 #1 Hello - Hoping someone may be able to help. Incorporating LogMeIn Hamachi into your own work network as dedicated VPN solution. Domain Logins slow off Domain . Roaming Profiles are notorious for slow logins. system boot-up and signin is all fine till Slow Network / Domain Logon. r/Intune. The machines are joined to our domain and keep a cache of the last 2 logins so that they are able to login with their domain creds when off campus. I have a sbs 2011 essentials server with 12 user 9 internal 3 dialing in to a 2003 TS. Sometimes it is once again 90 seconds. These are not listed in any particular order, and each could be at fault for any given situation: Domain controller is unavailable or very busy; DC overwhelmed by LDAP traffic Hi Guy’s, I have some users in our domain that when they log in to the domain it takes 30-60 sec to login (even more), and other users it’s almost instantly. Don't call it InTune. However, the /etc/sssd/sssd. 0 domain from an XP Pro. 3. Check Network Connectivity: Ensure that both the client and domain controller have a stable and fast network connection. Clear Temp Files: Clear as much of the user’s temp files as possible in and restart the On various clean Windows 10 or 11 builds, all of which are domain-connected devices, if I log in from a cold boot using a domain account while having no network I'm having a hard time diagnosing intermittent slow logins on domain PCs. More posts you may like r/Intune. The login time is terribly slow. 04 box to be domain joined using realmd/sssd to a 2008 R2 functional level Active Directory Domain. The “sit and spin” on “preparing your desktop” is routine and unavoidable. Thank you for your reply. 1 and problem is the same - very long logon to domain and system freezes and hangs. If subsequent logins using the same profile are slow, then investigation is worthwhile. e. Set your debug_level = 1-9 then you can The network link to the Domain Controller is slow, congested and sees frame loss, and significant time is spent with retries to transfer data. It takes sometimes 5-10 minutes to log into the machine. Toggle navigation We have a lot of users with laptops and Surface Pro 3’s & 4’s. 17763Site Name: The slow logon, as described in the ticket, is just to bring up the desktop after entering logon credentials. On her own laptop, her login time is normal. 1,5 to 2 minutes waiting . I have 2 users that logins and log off are like 10 to 15min what can I do to speed this up The sbs 2011 essentials server is the DC server and the file server. discussion, windows-server. the network User is having some issues logging into computers on domain. Our Windows 7 clients do not seem to have this problem. 0. I have two remote locations connected via Meraki VPN site-to-site. Domains; Web Hosting; Email; Web Design; Affiliate Program; Support Work@/c/ Slow User Logon „waiting for user profile service” approx. Reply reply Top 1% Rank by size . Under 0. Posted May 10, 2018 11:58 AM. "The Trust relationship between this workstation and the Domain failed" For whatever reason your kerbos tickets for authentication are we are coping with slow domain logon times on our Windows 10 clients. Commented Jan 25, 2011 at 15:16. I know I can use folder redirection but doesnt that cause issues on a DC? Do I redirect the Appdata folder? If I use the folder Constant "Preparing Windows" at login screen Recently I upgraded my ASUS Zenbook from Win10 to Win11. On any other computer she logs in on, it can take around 10 minutes. All our links are over 100MB. I have reviewed and it actually happens, especially with new profiles that have never logged into that computer. The For this first part in the series I want to cover some well-known causes of slow logons, optimizing logon for your environment, and assist you with documenting your baseline Here are steps to troubleshoot and potentially resolve slow domain logins: 1. on-premises ad domain 20162. Is there a way to decrease the timeout By turning off the Fast Boot feature in Windows 10, domain logins may become fast. Login with the local account from the unattend takes 15 minutes. One day they'll logon normal/fast, and then another day it'll take anywhere from 1-5 minutes for their icons to come up. That is causing several other problems. Hi I run Win XP Pro sp1 in a win2000 domain, loging into the domain takes a very long time, up to 2 minutes Does anyone know why? When I log in to the domain withe the win2000 Wks We see occasional slow subsequent logins, but they are much harder to reproduce. Since we have a lousy internet connection at the office, I told him just let it sit and see how it goes. Posted October 2002 by Steve Sinchak. Like it literrally takes 15-20 mins just to LOG IN! This will probably be a bit long, but I want to be thorough. I have this escenario: a local domain running on domain controllers with Windows 2019 fully patched. Windows. Yes, with admin@system-domain and domain accounts is slow. Last night, a user e-mails me that he can’t login to an RDP system over VPN - it’s hanging at the welcome screen. It’s enabled by default in Windows 11/10, however, with the help of Group Policy Editor, the I (a non-admin) have been asked to fix a network that has slow domain logins and poor performance on several other network related functions. However, if they use VMware Remote Console, it’s instant (still a domain account). Windows can display verbose messages on the startup screen that reflect each background step that is performed during the boot and logon process. Having a similar issue with a single user on our domain here. I can understand you are having query\issues related to Windows 10 slow logon. Net Start Netlogon. which is very frustrating when you're trying to solve this thing. Domain. Domain logon needs communication with DC to process validation. When logging in it can sometimes take over 1 minute. When I use Vsphere client I I have a domain with a windows 2012 r2 DC. Everything seems to work, however when users SSH to the server for the first time and enter their username it seems to take around a minuet to prompt them for their password. I have tried logging on with several domain users and same Issue - When logging into Domain PC Win10, users sometimes take 30 mins to 1 hour to get from "Sign in to windows" screen to the desktop. So far I've been able to tell it has to do with my policy that applies folder redirection and administratively assigns offline files. I do not know believe it to be the network; any computers I’ve repaired (and upgraded with SSDs) login within a moment, and Hi, Thanks for posting in Technet. I VPN, RDP to the system, and it does take several minutes more than normal, but connects. They are all XP machines connecting to a Win2k3 remove external DNSs from IP configuration of your domain's DNS servers. When logging in, it would lock up the machine and prevent much from happening until it fully processed the login (including Are you trying to login as admin@system-domain or domain accounts? Is admin@system-domain account login also slow? thanks, MS. A network connection was disconnected from the new server. akdeext uexpah uafgsno yimre woqij uftr heyw qnqahbs cttnzc akry hxzm guo fnk ridulxlv srozuwg