Powershell Script Quest One Snap-in Slow When Not Logged Into Domain

i have powershell script uses quest 1 activeroles management shell active directory snap-in.  

scenario 1

when i'm in office, script runs (1 min).  no errors.

scenario 2

when take laptop home, , log laptop using same account (although i'm not connected domain), script takes 20 minutes complete.  no errors.

i have internet access both @ work , @ home.

script code:

function testimport($a) {     get-date     write-host "importing crl"     $q_crl = import-qadcertificaterevocationlist -filename $a     write-host "import complete"     $crl_thisupdate = $q_crl.effectivedate     $crl_nextpublish = $q_crl.nextpublish     $crl_nextupdate = $q_crl.nextupdate     write-host "crl effective date/time: $crl_thisupdate"     write-host "crl next publish date/time: $crl_nextpublish"     write-host "crl next update date/time: $crl_nextupdate"     get-date }  testimport "c:\temp\my.crl"

the slowness occurs when script starts import using snap-in.

get-pssnapin returns following:

name        : microsoft.powershell.core
psversion   : 3.0
description : windows powershell snap-in contains cmdlets used manage components of windows powershell.

name        : quest.activeroles.admanagement
psversion   : 1.0
description : windows powershell snap-in contains cmdlets manage active directory , quest 1 activeroles.

get-executionpolicy shows: remotesigned

does have ideas why snap-in running slowly?  all other parts of script seem run fine; no slowness.  any appreciated.

-m

hi,

this issue should network issue, maybe wifi connection not fast lan.

regards,

yan li

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