Keep losing server connection

I keep losing my server connection and need to know how to fix this problem. thanks

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I think you will need to provide a bit more detail. For instance, what server? Where? A web server? A file server? Something else? And how, exactly, are you attempting this connection? BIS? BES? VPN? Something else? From what you've provided, only guesses are available in response...and that really does no one any good at all.
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