Replication Queue reader stopped due to Comm failure

Hello,
I have replication (subscription with updateable subscribers) (pull) running on sql 2008 subscriber with 5 sql 2000 publishers.  all seem well except the Queue agent stops at loss of network connectivity.  It dosen't appear to restart
until I manually restart it.   It will run for hours until it stops or a shorter period.   Usually, early in the morning before any server activity.  
It is not all the Queue readers stopping at the same time, seems random.
I have looked for competing jobs or heavy server activity,   I do not see any.
Per the error logs it is a network loss. (the network is a VPN  and is know to have short down times.) (mostly seconds.  not hours) (this is the reason I am doing queued transactions)
Is there a way to have the queue agent restart itself if down or to keep trying to start until the problem clears.   if so what affect will it have on the publishers overhead.
Is there something else I am missing as I am fairly new to replication.
The other agents seem to just jug along doing their jobs and the trans actions are followed through.
Thanks for any help
Barry

Hi Barryb,
we have 2 options in job step properties for your scenario 
1.one is retry attempts :Sets the number of times that SQL Server Agent attempts to retry a failed job step  .
2.On failure action: Sets
the action for SQL Server Agent to perform if the job step fails.
Pls marked as answer if this is use full to you
Thanks and Regards,
Chandar

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