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Group Policy Slow Link Detection using Windows Vista and later 
TechNet Blogs | by NedPyle | Fri, Oct 23
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Before Windows Server 2008 and Vista Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, and Windows 2000 Group Policy uses the ICMP protocol to determine a slow link between the Group Policy client and the domain controller. This process is documented in Microsoft Knowledgebase article 227260: How a slo...
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