Dropped connections to a 2003 Server

see article 13865. Discribes how to tune and turn off
autodisconnect.

>-----Original Message-----
>On a network with approx. 15 computers (11 W2k, 3 NT4, 1
XPpro) and a
>Windows 2003 Server.(configured as a domain controller)
The W2k and NT4
>boxes connect to the server just fine. The XP box
connects (mapped drive
>and printer), but will drop the connection after setting
idle for a period
>of time (exact time unknown, but at least 30 minutes).
This results a long
>delay in accessing data (or even a directory listing) on
the mapped drive.
>Is there a way that I can prevent this dropping of
connection or at least
>set the length of time before it does so?
>
>** Tom **
>
>
>
>
>.
>

[Thomas L. Goodson]

That article doesn't appear to exist in the KB. Are you sure that that is
the right number?
** Tom **
> wrote in message
...
> see article 13865. Discribes how to tune and turn off
> autodisconnect.
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >On a network with approx. 15 computers (11 W2k, 3 NT4, 1
> XPpro) and a
> >Windows 2003 Server.(configured as a domain controller)
> The W2k and NT4
> >boxes connect to the server just fine. The XP box
> connects (mapped drive
> >and printer), but will drop the connection after setting
> idle for a period
> >of time (exact time unknown, but at least 30 minutes).
> This results a long
> >delay in accessing data (or even a directory listing) on
> the mapped drive.
> >Is there a way that I can prevent this dropping of
> connection or at least
> >set the length of time before it does so?
> >
> >** Tom **
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >.
> >

[Thomas L. Goodson]

Found the article, it was # 138365. Thanks.
** Tom **
"Thomas L. Goodson" > wrote in message
...
> That article doesn't appear to exist in the KB. Are you sure that that is
> the right number?
> ** Tom **
> > wrote in message
> ...
> > see article 13865. Discribes how to tune and turn off
> > autodisconnect.
> >
> > >-----Original Message-----
> > >On a network with approx. 15 computers (11 W2k, 3 NT4, 1
> > XPpro) and a
> > >Windows 2003 Server.(configured as a domain controller)
> > The W2k and NT4
> > >boxes connect to the server just fine. The XP box
> > connects (mapped drive
> > >and printer), but will drop the connection after setting
> > idle for a period
> > >of time (exact time unknown, but at least 30 minutes).
> > This results a long
> > >delay in accessing data (or even a directory listing) on
> > the mapped drive.
> > >Is there a way that I can prevent this dropping of
> > connection or at least
> > >set the length of time before it does so?
> > >
> > >** Tom **
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >.
> > >
>
>