Re: VPN connection drops every 3 minutes
- From: "John Reedman" <John.Reedman@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 12 Oct 2005 11:50:15 +0100
Is this the only forum you have tried for a solution?
I have looked everywhere I can think of to try to find the answer - but so
far without success.
Do you have colleagues who also use the same VPN to the same exchange server
who are able to connect and stay connected - or is it only you who has the
problem?
In my case there are at least five other staff using the same system who do
not have the same problem as me.
There must be a way of refining the problem down in some way so that the
solution comes down to a specific setting or piece of software.
Thanks - John
<3viewsmails@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1129060983.954884.135560@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I also have exactly same problem.
>
>
> John Reedman wrote:
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> I need a steer to discover a problem that has now been running for nearly
>> a
>> month - before that the vpn worked on my 1mbps broadband.
>>
>> There is one other possible change that I cannot verify easily - AOL,
>> along
>> with all other UK ISP's have/are doubling their Broadband connection
>> speeds - mine now reports a 2mbps download connection but I am uncertain
>> when this changeover occurred exactly and cannot say whether it was
>> before
>> or after the start of my VPN disconnect problems.
>>
>> I have listed what I hope are the key facts below:
>>
>> 1. Outlook Web Access to my work MS Exchange Svr 2003 has significant
>> delays and /or freezes.
>>
>> 2. VPN connects to work MS Exchange Svr 2003 - logs on and stays
>> connected
>> for 2 min 50'ish seconds and disconnects, (which stuffs my normal,
>> non-Web,
>> Outlook connection when everything works as it should)
>>
>> 3. ISP is AOL and does not appear to be the problem because
>> 3.a All other internet related activity is 100% fine
>> 3.b Using Netgear DG834Gv2 there are two laptops and a desktop using the
>> same connection.
>> 3.c Laptops use Windows XP - Desktop uses Windows 2000
>> 3.d Laptops use wireless connection - 1x Netgear PCMCIA connector, 1x
>> Belkin
>> PCMCIA connector
>> 3.d Wireless net set to 11.g (54mbps)
>> 3.e Desktop uses Ethernet connection
>>
>> 4. Swapped out Netgear Router and used BT Voyager 100 ADSL Modem to
>> connect
>> to AOL on the Win2000 Desktop.
>> 4.a With AOL connection to the Desktop the vpn connection to the remote
>> Exchange server stayed solid and was still going after 100 mins with no
>> problems.
>> 4.b Other internet activity was also possible at the same time on the
>> single
>> machine.
>> 4.c Of course - dropping the AOL session terminated the vpn connection.
>> 4.d Outlook Web Access provided by MS Exchange Svr 2003 was excellent
>> with
>> no significant delays and /or freezes.
>>
>> 5. The only difference between the BT Voyager ISP connection and the
>> Netgear
>> ISP connection was the ISP sign-on name.
>> 5.a For the BT Voyager sign-on I used the main AOL Account Name.
>> 5.b For the Netgear sign-on I use a separate AOL account name for the
>> main
>> account, (AOL allows up to 6 additional names on a single account), so
>> that
>> the Netgear can stay connected whilst other AOL and Internet sessions are
>> being run from the computers connected to the Home Network.
>>
>> 6. All Netgear settings have been thoroughly checked - over and over
>> again.
>> (NB. AOL uses an MTU of 1400 which is not normal/default setting).
>>
>> 7. Only problem is with the connections to the vpn Exchange server via
>> Netgear.
>>
>> Work believes it may be Netgear or AOL causing the problem, (but they
>> have
>> no answers!).
>>
>> I believe the above set of tests results eliminates AOL and cannot see
>> why
>> the Netgear should only pick access to the work server to give any
>> problems.
>>
>> Anyone any ideas to help identify and/or resolve the problem please.
>>
>> Thanks in anticipation - John
>
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