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The original poster, jimab2611, reports experiencing increased latency (<7ms) when pinging the loopback IP on Windows Server 2016 and 2019, specifically when the servers are part of a domain, but not when disjoined. A respondent suggests the issue might be due to group policies or domain communication activity and recommends not to worry about the minor latency difference. Overall, the thread discusses a domain-related ping latency issue, with a suggestion that it may not be significant enough to warrant deep troubleshooting.
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jimab2611

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Hi There,

I am facing slowness while pinging loop back IP address for windows servers ( OS 2016 and 2019) . Ideally it should be <2ms . But for multiple servers it shows <7ms . For testing purpose, I have disjoined server from domain and it looks normal. As soon as added back into domain, issue repeat. Please let me know if someone have any findings on this .
Thank you
Jim
 

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Neemobeer
Could be a group policy or just due to extra activity communicating with domain joined systems. I wouldn't bother troubleshooting since it's such a small difference
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Could be a group policy or just due to extra activity communicating with domain joined systems. I wouldn't bother troubleshooting since it's such a small difference
 

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