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From: wolfgang schlicker on 9 Apr 2010 10:45
Hi,
I have installed a virtual NIC (configured by means of linux.inf file),
which connects to an embedded Linux Device.
Layer 3+4 Protocol is TCP/IP.
The Connection works fine, until the linux device goes into sleep mode. Then
the TCP/IP connection breaks down and die virtual NIC disappears from Device
Manager.

I was wondering if this is a layer 1 (USB Bus) or layer 2 (RNDIS) problem,
or even triggered by plug&play function of windows.

The TCP/IP Timeout is configured as 2h per default.

Can someone give me a hint, or point me in the right direction?

Can I suppress this behavior by any configuration e.g. RNDIS Driver or
USB_Service?

Thanx all,
wolfgang

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