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10/19/2006 12:02 PM
 
I have an intranet site using the AD module and all users are able to login fine but it is very slow to load just at login. When moving from page to page it is fine once they are logged in. The CPU on the server hits 50% usage when any one user trys to login via AD.  I have done everything to speed up the site that is sugested in the other forums and as I said it is only slow during AD login; it even loads fine when using DNN login. Any help to get this to work faster would be greatly appreciated.
 
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