>On 11/21/02 1:31 AM, Alicia Gordon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said; > >>Confirmed, having recently gone through this.On the advice of someone >>here, I set up two configurations in Remote Access, one to disconnect >>after a couple of minutes and the other not, and then I switch between >>them in the Control Strip (or GoMac), usually leaving it on the >>disconnect config, switching only when I want to go on the web. It works >>pretty well, the only problem being I sometimes forget to disconnect >>after going on the web. >> >>Alicia > > >I don't know if it's useful or relevant as you already have it going on... > >I use 9.1 which has broken the normal hangup when sent script. Therefore, > >I use my control strip to open my remote access panel and choose options >on the (remote access) control panel. On the center "Connection" tab, on >the last check box, disconnect after (x) minutes... I leave it set to 1 >for normal email checking and sending. That means that most of the time >it behaves almost as it did when hanging up after sending. If I go very >far into the web I will change it to 10. You have to close it and save it >each time but that is it. > >Of course you know that just means 10 minutes of no activity, it in no >way limits you to 10 minutes on line. > >Dave
Yeah, I resolved it by having the ISP connection disconnect after 8-10 minutes of inactivity (I get a warning about a minute before). My only problem with it is that it doesn't see CE downloading mail as activity, so a few times when I've not connected for a while, it's disconnected in the middle of getting or receiving mail. Thanks for everyone's input. Ty ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
