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Track users' IT needs, easily, and with only the features you need. Learn More ». Get answers from your peers along with millions of IT pros who visit Spiceworks. This is very weird for me as I've not seen anything like it before.

Best Answer. Martin This person is a verified professional. Verify your account to enable IT peers to see that you are a professional. View this "Best Answer" in the replies below ». Dashrender Jan 22, at UTC. Martin wrote: dawsmonkee wrote: Okay, I'm trying it as the first in the list now and it seems to work a lot better, still get the very occasional fail, but certainly a lot better. The other 10 remote users are fine with a decent connection at their home. My office ISP has enough bandwidth to support the remote users.

I don't get how his old XP laptop will eventually bring up the intranet page and the Windows 7 laptop gives up almost instantly. Adding the intranet page to the hosts file doesn't help either. This article about Windows 7 Network Awareness might help:.

You actually got a VPN connection to work over a Sat link??? Sophos XG Firewall. Thread Info. RSS More Cancel. This discussion has been locked. Thanks, -Greg. Up 0 Down Cancel. Hi, try adding a trailing dot to the end i. Hi Pwc, when I add the trailing dot to the fully qualified domain name it comes back instantly. These scripts can then be executed to perform all of the steps necessary. This is because temporarily removing the cluster resource dependencies for the AG resource on the AGL will eliminate the port assignment for the listener.

If the port assigned was not , the port needs to be specified again for the listener. Capturing the existing port assignments before making any changes will allow the restoration of the proper port assignments at the end of the script. The above script should yield one or more TSQL statements that can be copied and pasted into a query window in SSMS later to re-configure the port for each listener. Get the cluster resource name for the availability group resource and the availability group listener resource using the following commands:.

The scripts below require the use of the resource name left most column for the resource on which we will make changes. To get the correct resource, first find the name of your availability group in the third column OwnerGroup light orange box in picture below.

Once you have found the correct group, then find the resources that we need to change. The resource types will be found in the right most column. In the picture below, the availability group resource is underlined in red, and the network name resource for the listener is underlined in yellow.

After the command is executed, a yellow warning message is shown that indicates the parameter change will not take effect until the resource is taken offline and then brought back online. This can be done during a normal availability group cluster failover, or through PowerShell script later in this document.

It, too, will return a yellow warning message identical to the one shown — indicating the parameter change will not take effect until the resource is taken offline and brought back online. Temporarily remove dependency between the availability group resource and the listener name resource.

Because the listener name resource has to be taken offline and back online for the above changes to take effect, and the fact that the availability group resource is dependent on the listener name, simply taking the listener name resource offline will also take the availability group and its databases offline in the process.

To avoid taking the availability group resource offline, the dependency that the availability group has on the listener name can be temporarily removed and then re-applied. Offline and re-online the listener resource to force re-registration with DNS and complete the changes:.

Re-add the dependency of the AG resource on the Listener name resource. The dependency should exist for proper function of the availability group and access to the databases within the availability group.