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Old April 4th 03, 06:40 PM
Jay [Work]
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Default spanning tree ?

We are noticing a long delay in the PC gettig an IP address. We usually
have to wait at logon at least 30seconds before we can try to logon. When
we logon locally or cached, we can't see network resources until 20-30
seconds. I heard that spanning tree enabled on the switches can cause this.
Could this be the reason? Please let me know.
thanks


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Old April 4th 03, 06:47 PM
Jordan Mills
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Default spanning tree ?

Yes. It's happened with me before.

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We are noticing a long delay in the PC gettig an IP address. We usually
have to wait at logon at least 30seconds before we can try to logon. When
we logon locally or cached, we can't see network resources until 20-30
seconds. I heard that spanning tree enabled on the switches can cause

this.
Could this be the reason? Please let me know.
thanks




 




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