Network service starts very late

Hello



When server boot the network starts very late, I ping server from another
machine and found that the network is unavailable in stage preparing to
start windows, applying network setting, appalling computer setting. The
servers starts network after the system stops on Welcome Screen, before
Welcome Screen no network connectivity is available,

I check Network Driver is fine, I add new NIC but have same problem no
network on boot stage.

Its take vary long time to boot server if is no network connectivity on boot
stage



On another server I check and network start on immediately after system boot
in to graphical interfaces.



System is

HP DL380G3

Windows Server 2003 R2 Enterprise



Thanks!

Souds pretty normal to me.

It's still booting up, and once it's done, it starts the network
communications.

Have you looked to see what processes are booting up.

For instance, do you have MSSQL on your machine? Do you use it? Does it
need to startup? Have you also looked at msconfig and turned off everything
you really don't need on startup?

That may help you boot and get up faster.

:-( No theare no SQL Server, I check all, theare nothing in wrong in stratup
i check registry key RUN and msconfig

Why server start pinging after its full boot, and some time after I log on
to the system only than its starts pinging


"DoktorWho" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news0D311BD-1DF3-4531-B59B-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Souds pretty normal to me.
>
> It's still booting up, and once it's done, it starts the network
> communications.
>
> Have you looked to see what processes are booting up.
>
> For instance, do you have MSSQL on your machine? Do you use it? Does it
> need to startup? Have you also looked at msconfig and turned off
> everything
> you really don't need on startup?
>
> That may help you boot and get up faster.