ISP: Comcast Cable
Router: Duolinks SW24
AP: Cisco WAP 4410N
OP: Vista Ultimate
When I leave my computer idle, it disconnects after 5 minutes or so and the computer can not be pinged. I have disabled the following so far:
System Power Managment
Hardware Power Management
All sleep/hibernate for system and hardware
Set 'net config server /autodisconnect:-1'
If I keep something running like pandora.com, then I wont get disconnected. So I want to blame it on Vista for another setting that has 'disconnect when idle' or the sort that I just havent found.
Now for the screwball.. when I use my Linksys WRT120N wireless router, the connection stays alive indefinitely... or at least 10hrs that i tested. So now, I have the blame the fault on the Duolinks Router or Cisco AP, but I cant find any configuration that has to deal with idle timeouts. I also cant figure out of the Linksys (working) router has some sort of keep alive function that the Duolinks does not..
Please let me know if you have any ideas...
Router: Duolinks SW24
AP: Cisco WAP 4410N
OP: Vista Ultimate
When I leave my computer idle, it disconnects after 5 minutes or so and the computer can not be pinged. I have disabled the following so far:
System Power Managment
Hardware Power Management
All sleep/hibernate for system and hardware
Set 'net config server /autodisconnect:-1'
If I keep something running like pandora.com, then I wont get disconnected. So I want to blame it on Vista for another setting that has 'disconnect when idle' or the sort that I just havent found.
Now for the screwball.. when I use my Linksys WRT120N wireless router, the connection stays alive indefinitely... or at least 10hrs that i tested. So now, I have the blame the fault on the Duolinks Router or Cisco AP, but I cant find any configuration that has to deal with idle timeouts. I also cant figure out of the Linksys (working) router has some sort of keep alive function that the Duolinks does not..
Please let me know if you have any ideas...
