Maybe you have a bad WAN connection. Have your ISp check it. You can start
by checking for packet loss. Frame-relay circuits tend to bounce a lot, but
not enough to make you lose connection. If you're losing connection, then
your line is too faulty, barring any LAN problems. Check the router log.
Marc
"Michael Montgomery" wrote in message
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> Does anyone know if there are any possible reasons why mapped drives
across
> a T-1 cisco routed WAN link would drop after appx. 3 minutes? I've tried
> every registry tweak that I could find in the MSKB and nothing has kept
the
> link up for more than a few minutes. It's not just in the application but
> also when you go in My Computer and double-click the drive itself. A
message
> pops up that says it is an unreliable connection. I also tried a cmd on
the
> server net configure server /autodisconnect:-1 which by MS definition will
> prevent the server from idle-disconnect of shared resources or RAS
> connections. As this happens on the 95 and W2K machines I think it's not
> related to the workstations, but I am not sure. So this leads me to
believe
> that maybe there is a timeout or keepalive that needs to be set/adjusted
on
> the router.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Michael
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