Hi all,
I'm using DB2 Express 8.1 on windows 2000 professional.
I set up local authentication(db2set db2_grp_lookup=local),
and I created a local group MYGRP on my machine,
which is now the administrator's group of my DB2 DB
(db2 update dbm cfg using sysadm_group MYGRP).
I created the local user profile MYUser, which belongs
to the local group MYGRP. My machine is a member of a
Windows 2000 domain.
I use DB2 through a Java application using JDBC.
When I'm at office and the network card is connected
to the network in which there is the domain controller
of my domain, I connect to db2 using MyUser. In this case
the authentication process is very fast. But when I'm not
at office, and so my machine can't reach the domain
controller, the authentication process takes a very long
time, (about 30/40 seconds). I think that's because DB2
tries to find the domain controller to authenticate MyUser,
before asking to the local machine. Note that the
authentication works fine after this "time-out".
How can I avoid this problem?
Thanks a lot.
Bye
Franco
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"Franco Lombardo" <f_********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:c6************@ID-100339.news.uni-berlin.de... Hi all,
I'm using DB2 Express 8.1 on windows 2000 professional.
I set up local authentication(db2set db2_grp_lookup=local),
and I created a local group MYGRP on my machine,
which is now the administrator's group of my DB2 DB
(db2 update dbm cfg using sysadm_group MYGRP).
I created the local user profile MYUser, which belongs
to the local group MYGRP. My machine is a member of a
Windows 2000 domain.
I use DB2 through a Java application using JDBC.
When I'm at office and the network card is connected
to the network in which there is the domain controller
of my domain, I connect to db2 using MyUser. In this case
the authentication process is very fast. But when I'm not
at office, and so my machine can't reach the domain
controller, the authentication process takes a very long
time, (about 30/40 seconds). I think that's because DB2
tries to find the domain controller to authenticate MyUser,
before asking to the local machine. Note that the
authentication works fine after this "time-out".
How can I avoid this problem?
Thanks a lot.
Bye
Franco
Inserting a loopback plug into the network slot can often help it fail
faster.
"Franco Lombardo" <f_********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:c6************@ID-100339.news.uni-berlin.de... Hi all,
I'm using DB2 Express 8.1 on windows 2000 professional.
I set up local authentication(db2set db2_grp_lookup=local),
and I created a local group MYGRP on my machine,
which is now the administrator's group of my DB2 DB
(db2 update dbm cfg using sysadm_group MYGRP).
I created the local user profile MYUser, which belongs
to the local group MYGRP. My machine is a member of a
Windows 2000 domain.
I use DB2 through a Java application using JDBC.
When I'm at office and the network card is connected
to the network in which there is the domain controller
of my domain, I connect to db2 using MyUser. In this case
the authentication process is very fast. But when I'm not
at office, and so my machine can't reach the domain
controller, the authentication process takes a very long
time, (about 30/40 seconds). I think that's because DB2
tries to find the domain controller to authenticate MyUser,
before asking to the local machine. Note that the
authentication works fine after this "time-out".
How can I avoid this problem?
Thanks a lot.
Bye
Franco
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