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Looking for a Internet Traffic Producing Software (to trick isp)

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lukelukeluke

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Dec 23, 2003
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Hello there all,

I'm running an apache server at home. I found out that i cant make connection fro moutside after a timeout, because my isp is terminateing the internet connection after a while of beeing idle.
Well to make a way around that, i found an application to simuate internet connection, a tool called KDA ( Well but the only problem is that KDA crashes very often! :(
Now, i wanted to ask if anyone knows another application to simulate internet connection.
I'm running windows 2000 server. Is there a way to create a batch file which culd do that?
I know its possible in Linux that you have schedules where you can say every 2 mins there should be inet traffic. Is there such thing in windows too?

Thanks alot for the useful answers, i'm sure it will help other peoples too....
Thanks, bye
 
awww, poor cisco!

better yet:
Code:
ping -n 3 [COLOR=red]URL_for_your_ISPs_webpage[/color]

e.g.
ping -n 3 [URL unfurl="true"]www.verizon.com[/URL]

<marc> i wonder what will happen if i press this...[ul][li]please tell us if our suggestion has helped[/li][li]need some help? faq581-3339[/li][/ul]
 
thanks both for these solutions which i belive is for windows.
Does anyone know something for linux too?

for example a command for the bash?
i mean, i could also be a command which retypes the last used command after its done, i mean something like this:

ping xxx; sleep 60; (here some command to retype the whole line)
or could i make an alias command which does itself?
for example:
alias trickisp ping xxx; sleep 60; trickisp

thanks for further help.
Cheers, Lucas
 
if you're on linux, you can still use ping in the bash shell; set it to run as a cron job.

<marc> i wonder what will happen if i press this...[ul][li]please tell us if our suggestion has helped[/li][li]need some help? faq581-3339[/li][/ul]
 
thanks alot for the feedbacks guys.

It seemed to work now, my internet connection doesnt disconnect anmore in idle mode...
 
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