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Roman Viskin
I have windows 2003 server enterprise edition.
The connection to the internet is performed using PPPoE (build-in) that
requires password, and workstations on network connect to the internet using
Internet Connection Sharing on that server.
I tried to dial the connection manually after I login as well as I tried to
schedule dial on windows start (before I login).
The problem is follows: when I log off from server, the connection
disconnects. When I use 'establish connection when client connects' feature
of internet sharing it reconnects after few seconds, but I need the
connection to be persistent.
Windows XP does not seem to have the same behavior.
Is there any policy to be disabled that says the system to do that?
How can I prevent PPPoE connection from disconnect on logoff?
The connection to the internet is performed using PPPoE (build-in) that
requires password, and workstations on network connect to the internet using
Internet Connection Sharing on that server.
I tried to dial the connection manually after I login as well as I tried to
schedule dial on windows start (before I login).
The problem is follows: when I log off from server, the connection
disconnects. When I use 'establish connection when client connects' feature
of internet sharing it reconnects after few seconds, but I need the
connection to be persistent.
Windows XP does not seem to have the same behavior.
Is there any policy to be disabled that says the system to do that?
How can I prevent PPPoE connection from disconnect on logoff?