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Offline Files continually go offline

Postby Joseph » Sat, 27 Sep 2003 05:52:09 GMT

I have a user who is using offline files to synchronize 
files from the server to his laptop for remote use. The 
synchronization works fine but multiple times a day, while 
connected to the network, the machine disconnects from the 
server and goes into offline mode. When in the office I 
need the machine to work in online mode. 

Has anyone seen or experienced this problem? 

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1.offline files go offline after a while

My offline files just seem to go 'off line' all the time. When they go 
offline, the offline folders (which are mapped as drives) only show the 
files that are available offline, and don't try to reconnect.

Possibly my offline files are going offline because of Idle Session Timeout.

On the Server (SBS 2003), at the command line, NET CONFIG SERVER shows

Idle session time (min)    15

This would suggest that if I don't use the network shares for 15 minutes, 
they are automatically disconnected.
And that browsing an offline folder does not cause a reconnect.

Is this likely to be the problem? Should I change this setting?

If I futz around with a UNC path to a different folder, I can reconnect, and 
the offline folders reconnect.

This is dysfunctional. I would like to have some offline files in some 
offline file folders, but when I am connected I would like to see all of the 
files in the server folder.

I don't see other people asking about this problem.  Am I the only person in 
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If not,

any suggestions what should I do to fix this?

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Windows XP Pro SP3 and up to day.
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They keep going "Off line".

There's a little pop-up balloon that pops up and says:
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I've made this setting change:
Windows Explorer\Tools\Folder Options, Offline Files tab, Advanced button.
Set to "Never allow my computer to go offline.

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This is 100% the SMB signing bug inhtroduced with XP SP1.  The workaround 
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but Microsoft just recently yanked the article with no word, and has 
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controller.

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I also thought it might be Symantech's antivirus, but we tried disabling 
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