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Server 2003 DNS / DHCP
Name: vande Date: January 6, 2009 at 05:19:10 Pacific OS: Windows xp CPU/Ram: Dell percision 530 Product: Dell / Precision 530 Subcategory: Web Browsing
Comment:
So I got my server 2003 with clients logged into the domain I setup on the server. I got DHCP and DNS on there. However clients cant go out to the internet and take a long time or under alot of circumstances cant connect to the internet. I got a router off of my cable modem and i disables DHCP on it and on my server I setup DHCP & DNS. In my forwarders tab i setup the ip to my ISP DNS so that it can resolve such queries such as www.yahoo.com <---- for example. Clients still take a long time to login to the domain still and what pointer do i need in my DHCP or in my DNS so that clients can login to the server quicker. It takes about 5 to 7 mins usually for clients to login to the domain. What does this sound like? What else should i configure to have clients login to my domain faster?
This is real basic im just going cable modem to router ..... Router to server 2003 .......
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