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I am using Bysoft StayAlive Pro, a small tool that keeps my internet connetion alive by querying random web pages every 60 seconds. It is a little system tray application that runs in the background. It works quite well. <br />
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I'm looking for something that functionally is the same as BySoft StayAlive Pro... but runs as a service, not as an EXE. This is because my machine is running Server 2003, a user is not necessarily going to be logged in all the time.
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I am using Bysoft StayAlive Pro, a small tool that keeps my internet connetion alive by querying random web pages every 60 seconds. It is a little system tray application that runs in the background. It works quite well. 

I'm looking for something that functionally is the same as BySoft StayAlive Pro... but runs as a service, not as an EXE. This is because my machine is running Server 2003, a user is not necessarily going to be logged in all the time.

Service for keeping internet alive

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Broadband

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