User Logon Time (msec) Alert

Hi,
I'm getting User Logon Time (msec) Alerts, and the connections are slow!
Where can I go to see more about what is causing the slow logons?
Any log files?
I'm running 10.1 on Windows 2003
Thanks!
Gene

Sorry to pull an old thread, but I am having a similar problem.
Running 10.2.0.3 (single instance installed with dbconsole service) on windows 2003 x64.
I see this Alert after loggin in to OEM: User logon time is 2875 msecs.
Logon times for applications via sqlplus/sqlnet/odbc etc are fine, it's the OEM logon time that is very slow. All other logons are immediate.
It always takes 2-3 seconds at least (sometimes longer) to login to OEM, and it also most of the time takes as long to load the "home", "performance" tabs and even the administration & maintenance tabs sometimes.
It is very inconsistent, sometimes the "home" tab will load right away, but most of the time it will take 3-4 seconds to load.
I get the same problem when logging on to OEM from the localhost where the server is installed, and the same issue using Internet Explorer or Firefox.
Thanks for any help.

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