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VPN keeps connecting even though I do not want it to. No
option to stop it in the properties. Only want the VPN
when I click on the connection. Running XP home SP2.
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Can you specifically tell when this scenario occurs? If what you are talking
about is redialling, you can check out the 'Options' tab of the VPN
Connection Properties. Ensure that 'Redial if line dropped' is unchecked and
also the redial attempts are set to 0.
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"Bill" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> VPN keeps connecting even though I do not want it to. No
> option to stop it in the properties. Only want the VPN
> when I click on the connection. Running XP home SP2.
>
> what are your thoughts
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Hi Bill,
One built-in service that may be causing this, is the ntp-client, that goes
out onto the internet to find a time server (so it can sync your PC's clock)
To change its behaviour, go into start - help & support and enter "time
server" in the search field.
One of the items listed is "change the clock synchronization server"
Click on that, and follow the instructions on how to change this behaviour.
Another possibility is that the automatic updater regularly checks the
Windows Update site for new updates.
The old win98 update client went out on the internet every 5 minutes; I
don't know what the check interval of the XP client is. You prolly can't
change the check interval, but if you go into control panel - system, you can
turn off automatic updates. Not that I would recommend that, though.
bye,
Leo
Bye,
Leo
"Bill" wrote:
> VPN keeps connecting even though I do not want it to. No
> option to stop it in the properties. Only want the VPN
> when I click on the connection. Running XP home SP2.
>
> what are your thoughts
>
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