Anyway of making BT Surftime not disconnect after 2 hours
22 September 2002, 05:30 PM
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The auto cutoff is there for a reason, apart from the obvious misuse of your broadband by someone else 
it also frees up the network so that the channels can be re allocated which prevents (or helps find) faults.
Tony
it also frees up the network so that the channels can be re allocated which prevents (or helps find) faults.Tony
22 September 2002, 07:35 PM
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We use CiDial which automatically reconnects you. Limits the annoyance except for large downloads where a good download manager is required.
http://www.aldensoft.com/cidial/download.html
http://www.aldensoft.com/cidial/download.html
22 September 2002, 08:45 PM
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I thought the 2 hour cut-off only happened with dial-up.
On my ADSL I keep my server running for days on end, just using the stayalive program to keep BT thinking I'm still using it.
On my ADSL I keep my server running for days on end, just using the stayalive program to keep BT thinking I'm still using it.
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