Windows NT Logon Takes Very Long with Systems Management Server and intraNetware

ID: Q181561


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SYMPTOMS

Logging on to a local Windows NT domain takes very long, about an hour. In a network monitor trace, you will see many calls like lsarpc: LsarLookupNames with names like administrators, administrateurs, and beheerders in the hex part of these calls.


MORE INFORMATION

The symptom above can be observed with the following configuration:

The default configuration of Systems Management Server Remote Control client sets up workstations in a way that allows many international administrator groups access to the Systems Management Server Remote Control clients. Examples of international administrator groups are administrators (English), beheerders (Dutch), and administrateurs (French). The complete list contains about 10 different groups and LsarLookupNames is called for each group separately to determine the corresponding security descriptor. If the group name is not found locally, all trusts are queried to find a specific group.

If Microsoft Client Services for NetWare (CSNW) is used for NetWare Connectivity, the problem does not occur.


RESOLUTION

One of the following workarounds can be used if Systems Management Server Remote Control Software and Novell Connectivity are needed:

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Keywords          : kb3rdparty NTSrvWkst 
Version           : WinNT:4.0
Platform          : 
Issue type        : kbprb 

Last Reviewed: February 2, 1999