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Login Data Transmission
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Name: Stof
Date: December 21, 2006 at 02:04:22 Pacific
Subject: Login Data TransmissionOS: WinXP Pro SP2CPU/Ram: 2ghz 1gigManufacturer/Model: Dell |
Comment: Hi, During a recent network logon, I noticed my computer hung a long time on the 'Applying personal settings' dialog. During this time the hard drive and network lights were active. When I pulled the network plug, the disk activity stopped almost immediately and the Windows desktop appeared. When I checked the network connection status, several hundred mb had been sent somewhere. How would I find out what is going on? I have wireshark/dumpcap but am unsure of how to fire it in time to capture the packets. Any help greatly appreciated. Regards Stof
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Name: Stof
Date: December 21, 2006 at 07:32:21 Pacific
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Reply: Hi, Work computer. I have spoken to the Network Admin and looked at the login script. So far we cannot find anything. But we are a small company and dont have advanced IT skills.
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