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My Vista machine is setup to connect to corp domain. The problem is when
I am not connected to domain (like at home) Vista sometimes try to "phone home" and contact the domain. Not only when logging on. This happens for example when I try to access a web application (which I am doing development work on) in IIS I am running locally on my machine. When I try to connect to the application for some reason an attempt to contact the domain is made which cause eventually a timeout. Also get this sometimes on file prompts (roaming profile is used so probably trying to connect to domain for my documents etc). Doesn't happen when I have no network connection at all or when I am connected to domain either locally or using vpn. Any ideas what I can do to fix this? There might be some group policies used, things I don't have control over (domain account is restricted even though I have local admin rights). |
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Hi
There are 3rd party applications that can help in maintaining different configuration of Network connections. Example, http://www.mobilenetswitch.com/ Jack (MS, MVP-Networking) "Magnusb" wrote in message om... My Vista machine is setup to connect to corp domain. The problem is when I am not connected to domain (like at home) Vista sometimes try to "phone home" and contact the domain. Not only when logging on. This happens for example when I try to access a web application (which I am doing development work on) in IIS I am running locally on my machine. When I try to connect to the application for some reason an attempt to contact the domain is made which cause eventually a timeout. Also get this sometimes on file prompts (roaming profile is used so probably trying to connect to domain for my documents etc). Doesn't happen when I have no network connection at all or when I am connected to domain either locally or using vpn. Any ideas what I can do to fix this? There might be some group policies used, things I don't have control over (domain account is restricted even though I have local admin rights). |