Windows2003 'Server

[Guest idyleorfus@yahoo.com]

I have 2 servers in differnet locations not associated with each

other. both have about 6 to 10 users. The DHCP is router not the

server. The internet is used only for research by he workstations.

Both are Domain Controllers. Every day in the afternoon, both

networks sem to get real sluggish to the point that I must reboot the

workstations. It think it may be a DHCP lease timeout, however, one

netowrk I have static IP's set up for all computers, thereby negating

the DHCP which is in the DSL router and not available to me to turn

off. My local domain is just the word domain. No dot com or anything

like that. I do not have DNS set up.

Anyone have any ideas why the network get so slow in the late

afternoon??

Thanks.

[Guest James McIllece [MS]]

Re: Windows2003 'Server

 

idyleorfus@yahoo.com wrote in

news:1191532603.518870.90740@57g2000hsv.googlegroups.com:

> I have 2 servers in differnet locations not associated with each

> other. both have about 6 to 10 users. The DHCP is router not the

> server. The internet is used only for research by he workstations.

> Both are Domain Controllers. Every day in the afternoon, both

> networks sem to get real sluggish to the point that I must reboot the

> workstations. It think it may be a DHCP lease timeout, however, one

> netowrk I have static IP's set up for all computers, thereby negating

> the DHCP which is in the DSL router and not available to me to turn

> off. My local domain is just the word domain. No dot com or anything

> like that. I do not have DNS set up.

> Anyone have any ideas why the network get so slow in the late

> afternoon??

> Thanks.

>

>

 

If you are not using DNS, what are you using for name resolution? Do you

have WINS installed?

 

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