Dial-up Networking and standby/hibernate

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I am seeing an issue with Windows XP (all varients) - when in an active
Dial-up Networking connection, the machine will not automatically enter
standby or hibernate. However, the machine can be *manually* put into these
conditions (Start/Shutdown/Standby or Hibernate), and will automatically go
to standby/hibernate after the DUN connection is disconnected.

Is this a known issue? If so, is there a workaround?


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