slow responce from network shares

I have a workstation that experiences slow access to network shares. If you
browse to a network share it takes about a min for the files to display. This
PC was added to the domain on a different network segment and moved to this
location. I thought that was the issue and removed it from the domain and
re-added it. PCs that were added to the domain from this location have no
problems. I have flushed DNS, and released and renewed IP addresses.


Windows 2003 Servers, Windows XP SP1 workstations. 3 Domain Controllers (One
onsite here and 2 in remote office)

Any Ideas??

Thanks.....

Verify that the problem computer has the same tcp/ip configuration as the
other computers via Ipconfig /all. Particularly make sure the preferred dns
server list is exactly the same. If you still have problems try running the
support tool netdiag on it to see if it reports any pertinent failed
tests/errors/warnings that may help you resolve the problem. --- Steve


"Ron" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:1D6C57B4-A635-4B09-9AA6-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I have a workstation that experiences slow access to network shares. If you
> browse to a network share it takes about a min for the files to display.
> This
> PC was added to the domain on a different network segment and moved to
> this
> location. I thought that was the issue and removed it from the domain and
> re-added it. PCs that were added to the domain from this location have no
> problems. I have flushed DNS, and released and renewed IP addresses.
>
>
> Windows 2003 Servers, Windows XP SP1 workstations. 3 Domain Controllers
> (One
> onsite here and 2 in remote office)
>
> Any Ideas??
>
> Thanks.....

"Steven L Umbach" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Verify that the problem computer has the same tcp/ip configuration as the
> other computers via Ipconfig /all. Particularly make sure the preferred
> dns server list is exactly the same. If you still have problems try
> running the support tool netdiag on it to see if it reports any pertinent
> failed tests/errors/warnings that may help you resolve the problem. ---
> Steve
>
This sounds like a DNS issue.

Matt