Re: [K12OSN] Slow LTSP

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Caleb,
	nslookup or dig are your friends.

look for the server name and the workstation name. look up something
outside, check out /etc/resolv.conf. make sure server name and workstation
name are in /etc/hosts. rename /etc/resolv.conf temporarily, try nslookup
again, see if speed improves.
i still think that it is a network problem - dns may be messed up too, but
after the boot and login it should have no bearing on speed of apps, other
than netscape looking up your favorite sites. julius

 On Thu, 18 Apr 2002, Caleb Wagnon wrote:

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> DNS issue? Where would I start to look?
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