I have a home server running WinXP that goes to sleep and takes 3 or 4
seconds to wake up when accessed over the network. Vista never waits for it
wake up. It times out almost immediately.... and even worse seems to "cache"
the timeout for several minutes. So even though the server is up and ready,
Vista still says it's not available. This only happens when using Vista. Is
there any way to make Vista try a little harder and not be so quick to give
up?

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-C. Moya
http://www.cmoya.com

Setting the ethernet card properties to half duplex (speed tab) cured that
for me.

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"CMoya" <moy@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I have a home server running WinXP that goes to sleep and takes 3 or 4
>seconds to wake up when accessed over the network. Vista never waits for it
>wake up. It times out almost immediately.... and even worse seems to
>"cache" the timeout for several minutes. So even though the server is up
>and ready, Vista still says it's not available. This only happens when
>using Vista. Is there any way to make Vista try a little harder and not be
>so quick to give up?
>
> --
> -C. Moya
> http://www.cmoya.com
>

On Vista or the server?

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"Mark L. Ferguson" <MarkLFerguson@xxxxxx> wrote in
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> Setting the ethernet card properties to half duplex (speed tab) cured that
> for me.
>
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> Mark L. Ferguson
>
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> "CMoya" <moy@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:74D522EC-3708-460A-8A0E-E66A015BA1BA@xxxxxx

>>I have a home server running WinXP that goes to sleep and takes 3 or 4
>>seconds to wake up when accessed over the network. Vista never waits for
>>it wake up. It times out almost immediately.... and even worse seems to
>>"cache" the timeout for several minutes. So even though the server is up
>>and ready, Vista still says it's not available. This only happens when
>>using Vista. Is there any way to make Vista try a little harder and not be
>>so quick to give up?
>>
>> --
>> -C. Moya
>> http://www.cmoya.com
>>

>

On the Vista device.

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"CMoya" <moy@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> On Vista or the server?
>
> --
> -C. Moya
> http://www.cmoya.com
>
> "Mark L. Ferguson" <MarkLFerguson@xxxxxx> wrote in
> message news:421D04A6-21F8-46DF-9641-F22BAFD02260@xxxxxx

>> Setting the ethernet card properties to half duplex (speed tab) cured
>> that for me.
>>
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>> interface.
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>>
>> Mark L. Ferguson
>>
>> .
>> "CMoya" <moy@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:74D522EC-3708-460A-8A0E-E66A015BA1BA@xxxxxx

>>>I have a home server running WinXP that goes to sleep and takes 3 or 4
>>>seconds to wake up when accessed over the network. Vista never waits for
>>>it wake up. It times out almost immediately.... and even worse seems to
>>>"cache" the timeout for several minutes. So even though the server is up
>>>and ready, Vista still says it's not available. This only happens when
>>>using Vista. Is there any way to make Vista try a little harder and not
>>>be so quick to give up?
>>>
>>> --
>>> -C. Moya
>>> http://www.cmoya.com
>>>

>>

>