FYI,
San Diego company RFMagic at www.rfmagic.com <http://www.rfmagic.com/>
looking for a Linux admin.
Just FYI
Robert

[bdesmond@host ~]# dcpromo

bash: dcpromo: command not found

[bdesmond@host ~]# pwd

/home/bdesmond

[bdesmond@host ~]# uname

Linux

[bdesmond@host ~]# whereis dcpromo

dcpromo:

[bdesmond@host ~]# ls / -R | grep dcpromo

[bdesmond@host ~]#

Thanks,

Brian Desmond

brian (AT) briandesmond (DOT) com

c - 312.731.3132

From: ActiveDir-owner (AT) mail (DOT) activedir.org
[mailto:ActiveDir-owner (AT) mail (DOT) activedir.org] Behalf Robert
Sent: Friday, July 07, 2006 2:48 AM
To: ActiveDir (AT) mail (DOT) activedir.org
Subject: [ActiveDir] RFMAGIC

FYI,

San Diego company RFMagic at www.rfmagic.com <http://www.rfmagic.com/>
looking for a Linux admin.

Just FYI

Robert

I am not sure whether it was this forum or the other forum I am also on,
but some of us were having problems with XP boxes hanging on "Applying
Computer Settings".

I believe this may be due to the size of UDP packets utilized by
Kerberos. can force Kerberos to go through TCP instead of UDP
.

increase the packet size of UDP,

-Z.V.

That may or may not be the issue. Can the user login to any computer or is
it just this one?

7/7/06, Za Vue <zvue (AT) emory (DOT) eduwrote:

I am not sure whether it was this forum or the other forum I am also on,
but some of us were having problems with XP boxes hanging on "Applying
Computer Settings".

I believe this may be due to the size of UDP packets utilized by Kerberos.
can force Kerberos to go through TCP instead of UDP
.

increase the packet size of UDP,

-Z.V.
>
>
>

[rmoir@host ~] # mv /dev/tty0 /dev/tty0_old
[rmoir@host ~] # cp /dev/null /dev/tty0
[CNNECTIN T HST LST]

Message
From: ActiveDir-owner (AT) mail (DOT) activedir.org [mailto:ActiveDir-
owner (AT) mail (DOT) activedir.org] Behalf Brian Desmond
Sent: 07 July 2006 09:03
To: ActiveDir (AT) mail (DOT) activedir.org
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] RFMAGIC

[bdesmond@host ~]# dcpromo

bash: dcpromo: command not found

[bdesmond@host ~]# pwd

/home/bdesmond

[bdesmond@host ~]# uname

Linux

[bdesmond@host ~]# whereis dcpromo

dcpromo:

[bdesmond@host ~]# ls / -R | grep dcpromo

[bdesmond@host ~]#

Thanks,

Brian Desmond

brian (AT) briandesmond (DOT) com

c - 312.731.3132

From: ActiveDir-owner (AT) mail (DOT) activedir.org [mailto:ActiveDir-
owner (AT) mail (DOT) activedir.org] Behalf Robert
Sent: Friday, July 07, 2006 2:48 AM
To: ActiveDir (AT) mail (DOT) activedir.org
Subject: [ActiveDir] RFMAGIC

FYI,

San Diego company RFMagic at www.rfmagic.com <http://www.rfmagic.com/>
looking for a Linux admin.

Just FYI

Robert

List archive:

I'd recommend checking with your switch or router (if you're running across
a WAN) vendor to see if either one cuts off UDP packets over a particular
size. It's unusual with newer equipment.

Also, make sure that if you have a WAN you check with both because computers
don't always authenticate with their local DC (ugh!).

7/7/06, Za Vue <zvue (AT) emory (DOT) eduwrote:

This happened on a lot of my computers, randomly. For the past few weeks
everyone has been quiet.

-Z.V.
--
Matt Hargraves wrote:

That may or may not be the issue. Can the user login to any computer or
is it just this one?

7/7/06, Za Vue <zvue (AT) emory (DOT) edu wrote:

I am not sure whether it was this forum or the other forum I am also
on, but some of us were having problems with XP boxes hanging on "Applying
Computer Settings".

I believe this may be due to the size of UDP packets utilized by
Kerberos. can force Kerberos to go through TCP instead of UDP
.

increase the packet size of UDP,
.

-Z.V.
>
>
>
>

List archive:

This happened on a lot of my computers, randomly. For the past few weeks everyone has been quiet.

-Z.V.

Matt Hargraves wrote: That may or may not be the issue. Can the user login to any computer or is it just this one?

On 7/7/06, Za Vue <zvue (AT) emory (DOT) edu > wrote:

I am not sure whether it was this forum or the other forum I am also on, but some of us were having problems with XP boxes hanging on "Applying Computer Settings".

I believe this may be due to the size of UDP packets utilized by Kerberos. One can force Kerberos to go through TCP instead of UDP http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=244474 ..

Or increase the packet size of UDP, http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/Library/0d2ba911-c0ef-42c6-8264-e982c3cbd43d1033.mspx?mfr=true ..

-Z.V.

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