Re: Client Access question

@echo off
echo Ping xxxx every 60 seconds.
echo Type Control-C to end or close cmd window.
:Again
echo Ping %Date% %Time%
PING xxxx -n 1 > NUL
PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 60000 >NUL
goto Again


and change  xxxx to your System i address/name.


macwheel99@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

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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