On 09-Jun-00, Jeffrey E. Harris wrote:
> I believe the timeout setting is in the registry. I noticed that
> during one of my successful sessions connecting to NT, that I was
> prompted on the NT side to disconnect after 20 minutes. Setting it
> to -1 disables disconnect from the server.
If it�s an entry in the registry, I�m sure I�ll not find it ;)
I was looking also in win.ini and sys.ini searching for time#?
There is no such prompting in win95 to set timelimit like in NT.
When I don�t find that entry, I can not use this kind of connection.
> I have no experience or need with Win 95 dialup server, but some of
> the design is similar to NT, I believe.
I wanted to use it as a client for the Amiga.
> BTW, why are you using SLIP rather than PPP, and why are you setting
> it to open a terminal window? The Win 95 dialup server supports PPP.
I first had the PPP together with the PC-direct-connection on
windows-site. That didn�t work. Now using the the mdmcisco-driver works
with cslip and ppp. The open "terminal window" is unchecked, but it
opens as soon as I send a break from Miami-site. Clicking on
"forward-option" in the terminal works then, but the connection closes
immediately because of this crazy timelimit and Miami takes the
interface offline.
> After I purchase some interface adapters to connect to some
> switchboxes, I will publish more details on my successes and
> failures. It does appear, though, that for whatever reason, the
> information that is transmitted to the Win NT machine is not what
> Win NT is expecting to see, and so the auto answer rejects it.
Would be appreacheated. I�m also looking for a Ariadne-card now. I can
get a AriadneI, it�s recommended on the Nordicglobal-site also, but
nearly for the same money like a new Ariadne II.
Regards
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