Re: Server keeps going to sleep
- From: "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" <lanwench@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 23 Dec 2006 11:40:29 -0500
In news:1166878129.086710.62390@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
charles.kendricks@xxxxxxxxxxx <charles.kendricks@xxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
I have a new Windows server running Windows Server 2003, to which I
have set up VNC which allows me to open a virtual desktop on the
server from home. The problem is that the server seems to go to
sleep during the night, such that I have to go into the office and
physically log on to the server in order to be able to talk to it
again from a remote location, or even from the local network. Is
there a configuration option on the server that I need to set so that
the server stays alive on the network all the time?
There are two places that this could be set - in control panel | power, as
Cris suggested - and in the computer's BIOS power saving options.
Why not use Remote Desktop, which is built-in and better in most ways than
VNC?
All that said, note that you've posted in a Windows Small Business Server
2003 group - if you don't use SBS, try regular Windows server groups.
.
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