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F5 remote VPN connection timeouts


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dfb500

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Hello all, I work remotely from home and establish connectivity with my employer through an F5 SSL VPN connection. My client PV runs Vista and I have a linksys router. If there is no activity on my desktop for around 60-90 minutes the VPN connection is dropped and any remote applications I was working on at the time are locked by me because of the unexpected disconnect.

I am trying to write a simple script to keep the VPN alive but I can't determine what type of activity it expects to see. First I wrote a script to send myself an email through Outlook via the Corporate Outlook server. Then I opened a web-page every so often, that doesn't work. Next I will try to open their intranet page but does anyone know what exactly defines network activity in a situation like this?

Thans
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Unfortunately I don't believe we will be able to assist you with your problem. Please refer to Section 3b. in the Terms of Use and you will find the following restriction.

We offer free computer help and tech support for home and personal use. We are not here to support others that work for profit, or to support/replace your company's IT department.


Your best bet would be to contact your company's IT department. I'm sure they would be able to assist you with resolving your problem.
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