Mac OS X og netværk

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An explanation


July 22, 2003
Todd Miller

With Windows 2000 server, network connections time out  after a specified period of time. This is why on Windows clients,  mapped drives will have little red Xs on them. With a Windows  client, when you try to connect again, you invisibly re-log in to  the server and the drive reattaches automatically. All this  happens because on an Windows machine you log into a domain and  your credentials are cached. This minimizes the number of open  connections on a server. Mac clients don't have this ability or  feature and so when the Win 2000 server disconnects after a period  of several minutes, they are kind of stuck. Don't hold me to this,  but I could have sworn there was a way to disable this  disconnection "feature" on Windows 2000 servers. Like there is a  registry key or something. Another point I'm not positive about is  that I think that Win 9x machines where you are not logged into a  domain also can have this problem. Also, again off the top of my  head, I don't think you are affected if you connect via AFP rather  than SMB.

DAVE allows you log into the domain and so doesn't have this  problem.


Solution:


July 29, 2003
James Burrows

Reading your site and saw the above problem, which I have  seen before.

The solution is a Registry change of the following key :- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\lanmanserver\parameters\autodisconnect


Set this to ffffffff and the server will never disconnect  clients.

Se også http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;297684

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