Re: Client Access question

[<macwheel99@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

In the client access setup you can adjust how long to allow 
for time outs ... let's suppose you have your PC connection 
via a cell phone & you keep losing the area, or the signal 
breaking up ... you want it to assume you will get it back in 
a few minutes, so you can adjust that.

We were having a lot of drop outs on our VPN ... I am not an 
expert on this, but there was some hardware we got that holds 
the signal better.

I have my suspicion that there is some place between 400 and 
PC that notices inactivity and has a time out.  I want to put 
vibrator on my mouse, so it will jiggle the cursor when my 
attention is elsewhere, so whatever does not think I am no 
longer interested in the connection.

---- Original message ----
> Date: Fri, 01 Dec 2006 12:31:08 -0500
> From: Dwight <i5@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>  
> Subject: Client Access question  
> To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> I am doing contract work from my home equipment attached to 
the 
> company's Model 520
>
> I have a PC  XP Pro attached to the Internet through a 
Netgear gateway 
> router.  Client access sessions
> start fine, but if I switch to another one or leave it for 
more than a 
> couple minutes, (going to another session
> or to a word document) it disconnects me. Is there a setting 
we can 
> change that will reduce the number of
> drops.
>
> I am also having trouble setting up my printer to work with 
client 
> access. I have an HP1100dtn attached to the
> network. The router is set up to use DNS.  When I configure 
a Client 
> Access printer session, it tells me it is doing it
> but comes up with CWBCO1004 saying it can not determine the 
IP address 
> of the server. The message says to
> check the DNS I should use ping. If I ping anything, it all 
works 
> instantly.
>
> Can anyone give me some direction to resolve this problem?
>
> Thank you in advance for any help you can offer.
>
> Dwight
> NH
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