Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 01/27/07 20:52

(ServiciosDeCiclismoDelPeru@gmail.com) writes:
> With regards to the above, I was referring to Network connections the
> OS makes with the PC's Network hardware. Does this occur before you
> login? If not, do you think the OS should have established those
> before SQL Server has started after logging in?

I seem to recall that in the box you see before you get a login window,
one of the things it says is "Preparing network connections".

But if you really want to know, you should ask in a newsgroup where
Windows is the topic. People there are likely to give far more accurate
answers.


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