RMS removes online authentication and rms removes authentication.

RMS removes online authentication and rms removes authentication.

How to Avoid latency when opening RMS documents on the Microsoft OS Platform

We believe that we have deployed Microsoft's latest OS platform, Windows 7 and Windows 2008 R2, in the internal environment of the enterprise, you may encounter a very slow process of creating and opening RMS documents. According to the test, the office program will be stuck for about 1 to 2 minutes to respond. Is this Windows 7, windows 2008 R2 product Bug?

This often happens to clients that cannot access the Internet, or clients that have access restrictions. By capturing network packets, we can quickly locate the problem. The most common situation is: when the client creates/opens the RMS document, it will try to parse crlmicorsoft.com to download the Microsoft CRL list, but the internal network cannot parse crlmicrosoft.com, or cannot be connected to crlmicrosoft.com, resulting in latency. There are two solutions to the problem:

1.Enable Client ConnectionInternet,Download microsoftCRLList, the problem will not appear in a period of time, this period of time depends onCRLThe expiration time of the list.

2.If the client cannot be connectedInternet, You can narrow down the client's RetrievalCRLThe list timeout time to solve the latency problem.The procedure is as follows:

• Open the Group Policy Editor "gpedit. msc"
• Find "Computer Configuration-Windows Settings-Security Settings-Public Key policy-Certificate Path verification Settings" ("Computer Configuration-Windows Settings-Security Settings-Public Key Validation ies-Certificate Path Validation Settings ")
• Find the "Network Retrieval" tab and reset the "Default retrieval timeout settings" tab)

For example:

• Default URL retrieval timeout (in seconds) (Default URL retrieval timeout (in seconds): 1
• Default path validation cumulative retrieval timeout (in seconds): 1