RE: Dropping Clients (Time Out?)

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please explain a little bit more "dropping their network connections".
What connections are dropped and how can you see that?

Andrei Ungureanu
www.eventid.net

"Bcent" wrote:

> I've recently gone to a Win2K3 environment and since doing so I'm having a
> problem with users "dropping" their network connections. Usually occurs
> after 5:00pm with mulitple users. Is there a setting within the Group Policy
> that terminates network connections after a certain number of minutes I need
> to bump up? I've got 38 clients hanging on a Single Win2K3 Standard Server.
> All clients are on the same switch (48 port) with a gigabit port handling the
> Server.
.

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