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i had the same problem.<br />
i instaled Network Monitor,<br />
and i found that my ISP was sending me RIPs &nbsp;(routing information protocol) every 30 second , so my modem did not retch<br />
to the configure idle time.<br />
the source of the RIPs was the RADIUS software on the ISP <br />
bi<br />

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i had the same problem.
i instaled Network Monitor,
and i found that my ISP was sending me RIPs  (routing information protocol) every 30 second , so my modem did not retch
to the configure idle time.
the source of the RIPs was the RADIUS software on the ISP
bi


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Thank you for your answer.<br />

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I have MS Proxy2.0 in NT4.0 Server configured for dial on demand. It can auto-dial no problem but occasionally it won't disconnect. I've tried setting it to various time, but sometime it still won't disconnect. I use the dial-up monitor to check that the connection is totally idle. Can somebody offer me some tips?<br />
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Many thanks in advance.
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I have MS Proxy2.0 in NT4.0 Server configured for dial on demand. It can auto-dial no problem but occasionally it won't disconnect. I've tried setting it to various time, but sometime it still won't disconnect. I use the dial-up monitor to check that the connection is totally idle. Can somebody offer me some tips?

Many thanks in advance.

Proxy can't auto-disconnect

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