On Monday 14 September 2009 07:51:40 pm Alan Buxey wrote: > Hi,
Hello Alan. > I'd turn on full debugging on your client end and for > your client at the server end and see exactly what event > goes on just after those 10 minutes. Already turned on the debug for the client on my end, but nothing that means anything. I'll try on the server end - the hour could be un-godly, though, as it terminates a couple of folk from work :-). > I wonder if its a > timeout of somekind - eg perhaps DHCP renew and your > system is being given a DNS server that it cant talk to > when VPN is running The public address is always static for the duration of the session. It's assigned from a pool configured on the router. There's only 2 DNS servers pushed to the clients when they connect, and both are reachable from the router and the subnet it assigns to the clients. Will let you know if anything interesting pops up on the router. Cheers, Mark.
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