network session persistence-how to disable it?

My HTC6800 mogul connects to network share through a wi-fi router. No matter
what brands of router I used, network connection will die after 12 to 16
hours. To resume the connection, it is required to do a manual power off
and on again, or putting into sleep and wakeup again.

Later on I noticed that the wireless network session is always on, while the
wired ones are not. The persistent session is cheating and troublesome. It
stays on even after the network connection turns bad (cannot do a ping or
folder scan).

I tried killing the session periodically, the network connection then stays
alive longer for about 72 hours.

Are there any registry settings in windows mobile to disable network session
persistence?

Is there better way to connect windows mobile to LAN? Blue tooth better?
ActiveSync is horrible, can't be used for this purpose.

Is it possible to resume a network connection programmatically?

Hi,
How are you accessing the network share? Are you using File Explorer?


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> My HTC6800 mogul connects to network share through a wi-fi router. No
> matter what brands of router I used, network connection will die after 12
> to 16 hours. To resume the connection, it is required to do a manual
> power off and on again, or putting into sleep and wakeup again.
>
> Later on I noticed that the wireless network session is always on, while
> the wired ones are not. The persistent session is cheating and
> troublesome. It stays on even after the network connection turns bad
> (cannot do a ping or folder scan).
>
> I tried killing the session periodically, the network connection then
> stays alive longer for about 72 hours.
>
> Are there any registry settings in windows mobile to disable network
> session persistence?
>
> Is there better way to connect windows mobile to LAN? Blue tooth better?
> ActiveSync is horrible, can't be used for this purpose.
>
> Is it possible to resume a network connection programmatically?
>