

Unless you're the server administrator, you won't be able to solve this. Most likely this is either a Group Policy issue, and something like loopback processing is enabled, or this is a network routing issue. Looking for file transfer to determine if that's the slow point Isolate if it's a systems or a network issueĭetermine if perhaps since the servers moved, a Group Policy is being applied differently that's slowing down logonĭetermine if it's a user policy or computer policy, if it is a group policy Has anyone from your location tried to connect from anywhere else? Is there anything in place that tries to synchronize your desktop folders on your actual computer with the RDP sessions? Once you're logged in, is it as responsive as normal or is performing slowly? When you say it takes three minutes, do you mean you sit there watching the "Logging you on." part, or do you see something else, or what? Be specific

How are you connected to the headquarters location where the servers are?
