Is this a WiFi network? Windows doesn't consider obtaining an IP address for a WiFi network to be a dependency for login. Some third party network managers allow you to configure the WiFi device to obtain an address before login.
Jeffrey Altman Ken Aaker wrote: > This is Openafs 1.4.1 for Windows, with integrated login turned on. > > I've been seeing an annoying behavior that seems to be related to a slow > network connection start when I'm using a wireless connection from a laptop. > > If I turn on the laptop, then try to login shortly after the user login > screen appears, I'll almost always get a message about not being able to > resolve any KDC in the realm. Then, some seconds later, I'll get the afs > client window, prompting for userid and password. If I wait for 30 > seconds or so, then I'll get tickets and tokens without any problem. > > I looked at the services dependency stuff in the computer management > dialogs, everything that's there seems to make sense. I haven't changed > anything. This occurs on two different laptops, both running 1.4.1. > > Thanks, > > Ken Aaker > > _______________________________________________ > OpenAFS-info mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-info
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