I seemed to have a similar problem with my DSL connection. My ISP would
not admit that they were trying to turn off inactive users so I setup a
cron job that sends out a ping every minute. No problems since... I send
out 1 ping every 1 minute in my cron job. And if I have any problems, I
can always look at my ping log and verify. If this is indeed the porblem,
this should fix it. If you need a graphical tool go to www.linuxberg.com
and try out one of the TCL base cron configurators...
Best Regards,
Rahim.
On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, linda hanigan wrote:
> Hi,
> I am having a small problem with my network. Almost
> every Monday morning they call to tell me they can not
> connect to some machine on the network. I think the
> hub is shutting down the port after a long period of
> inactivity. I can plug it in to an empty port and it
> works
> but to get the original port to work I have to unplug
> the
> hub and plug it back in. If I have to work over the
> weekend
> so I log on and telnet between machines it is still
> working on monday. Any ideas on how to solve this
> minor annoyance besides working every weekend?
> Linda
>
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