All .net applications take up to 40 sec to start up.
Our surrounding is a large corporate network and non-.net-apps's behave
quite nice. We're running XP against a Win2K active directory
environment.
It seems that .net apps perform some spoofing on the network and I'd be
corious to know what this might be.
I tried to turn off security, log-on as local user et.al. - without any
success.
Plugging of the network cable is the only solution - when I do this the
apps are starting up smoothely within millseconds.
The minimal app is a console application doing nothing...
Using netmon I found a "bad opcode" reply from our domain controller
during a LsaRpcPolicy command.
That looks like a problem within our network, but I need to convince our
sys-admins...
Any pointers?
My regards
Axel
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