Something.. yes, not sure! o)
The thing is, you basically have no influence on when an UNC path is available after resume. I think it boils down to when windows re-enables the network interface or something. But I can say that it happens really quick, it's basically not noticeable if I take into account how other applications react. Once the computer is back from sleep I can start messing around with the network locations and any video stream or something is about to continue playing e.g.
The remote endpoint also does not fail, the network location I am accessing is available 24/7, the remote computer is only some meters away on the local network (Windows 2008 Server R2). I don't have problems with these kind of UNC paths in general. All my data is remote on this network location, if there was a general problem, I guess I'd have other applications crash as well - sooner or later o). But they all continue to work just fine after resume, even with files I kept open and "loaded" in Photoshop/ACR etc. e.g.
I will nonetheless try how FRV reacts on a different computer to get some more knowledge. Thank you! o)
Something.. yes, not sure! o)
Something.. yes, not sure! o)
The thing is, you basically have no influence on when an UNC path is available after resume. I think it boils down to when windows re-enables the network interface or something. But I can say that it happens really quick, it's basically not noticeable if I take into account how other applications react. Once the computer is back from sleep I can start messing around with the network locations and any video stream or something is about to continue playing e.g.
The remote endpoint also does not fail, the network location I am accessing is available 24/7, the remote computer is only some meters away on the local network (Windows 2008 Server R2). I don't have problems with these kind of UNC paths in general. All my data is remote on this network location, if there was a general problem, I guess I'd have other applications crash as well - sooner or later o). But they all continue to work just fine after resume, even with files I kept open and "loaded" in Photoshop/ACR etc. e.g.
I will nonetheless try how FRV reacts on a different computer to get some more knowledge. Thank you! o)