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by alpha-male
I don't know the type of Netware server you are running or what service packs are installed, so I'll approach this from the client side. If you offer server details, I'll see if I can offer advice there also.
Start with the simplest solution - download and install the latest client for Netware. See if that resolves the issue. It did for me when I faced this exact issue with 98 clients recently.
Second, I'd check my cabling, NIC, and update my NIC drivers.
Third, I'd reinstall TCP/IP (or are you using IPX?)
Fourth, I'd set up a packet sniffer and watch what's going on between the server and the workstation. You can get a very good (and FREE!) one at www.ethereal.com
I consider a packet sniffer an essential networking tool. Take a look at the packets going across the LAN. See what errors are being generated, what the latency is, are there timeouts? Dropped packets? A great site for information about packet level network analysis is www.packet-level.com
Hope this helps!Good luck!
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by njbcomptech
by joe
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by bww5195
I would shut off all of the power management stuff in the control panel and bios.
In control panel, go to Power Management, set the following items to "never": System standby, Turn of monitor, and turn off hard disks.
My power scheme is set to 'Always on'.
How you turn off the power management in bios varies with what bios your pc is using, so you'll have to wing it there.
by njbcomptech
Thanks for the tip. I did the Power Management items and left the bios alone and my pc hasn't disconnected - so far!
Naomi
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