server always disconnecting

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please help me because my server always disconnects
without any warnings and i dont know why this is
happening to my computer. pls pls pls help me ... thank
you
 
Hi,
I have a simular problem my self...
On our network, all XP computers (only) is being logged
off sometimes (quit often), and the shares on my network
becomes unavailible for all XP computers...

So, if you find a solution of this problem, please help
me to!

Thanks in advace!
LP Lundgren
 
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please help me because my server always disconnects
without any warnings and i dont know why this is
happening to my computer. pls pls pls help me ... thank
you
.do you use dialup?
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we need more information to help. after disconnection, can you double click
to re-connection or do you need to reboot the server? can you ping each
other by ip?

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Yes, I can always ping my servers from XP computers, but
i can not acess shares! All my W2K clients is working
fine!
And, then this happens, I can normally run the logon
script again (bat file, using "NET USE") but sometimes a
got an error message saying that i can not use this
username bacause this is already tried, so then I use
another username it works.....for a while...
 
I am writing a tip for http://www.ChicagoTech.net and this tip will be
published soon.
Automatic Reconnection Issue
By default, the Automatic Reconnection feature is turned on in Windows XP
Service Pack 1 (SP1). If it doesn't work, 1) make sure you have installed
SP1; 2) re-set the fDisableAutoReconnect. To do this
1.. Start Registry Editor, and then locate the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\Terminal
Services

2.. Add a new DWORD value that is named fDisableAutoReconnect to this
registry key.
3.. Set the fDisableAutoReconnect value data to either 1 or 0. A value of
1 means that Automatic Reconnection is turned off. A value of 0 means that
Automatic Reconnection is turned on.

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