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We have a Hyper-V host machine with several virtual guests. There are 2 debian webservers and a windows 2008 webserver. The problem we have is that after a period of inactivity the websites on the webservers somehow time out. In the browser we receive &quot;page could not be displayed&quot;. When we press F5 after this error, the webpage is displayed and everything works fine. At first we thought it was a problem in Debian, but now it also happens with the Windows server. Can someone help us?
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We have a Hyper-V host machine with several virtual guests. There are 2 debian webservers and a windows 2008 webserver. The problem we have is that after a period of inactivity the websites on the webservers somehow time out. In the browser we receive "page could not be displayed". When we press F5 after this error, the webpage is displayed and everything works fine. At first we thought it was a problem in Debian, but now it also happens with the Windows server. Can someone help us?

Webserver on Hyper-V time out after a while

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