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You've got a buggy router
This must be the result of a buggy router.
You've got a buggy router
What router did you get, instead?
You've got a buggy router
Not a buggy router...
You've got a buggy router
Maybe this explains why I always seem to lose my Cisco VPN connection at home after short periods of inactivity. If I'm at work, I can keep the VPN connection up indefinitely without doing anything. I have a Netgear WGR614 at home. Maybe that's the culprit. Any suggestions to fix this short of getting a new router would be welcome. Any suggestions for a new router would be welcome too. :)
You've got a buggy router
Technically, it's a bug. But NAT vendors bill it as a feature.
You've got a buggy router
The network you're using is somehow also involved. I'm using a first-gen Airport at home. At home, SSH connections persist however long (I've got one that's been running, mostly unused, for 16 hours). Other places, they drop after a few minutes idling. |
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