RMI & windows 2000 - eth. cable disconnection problem

Hello
RMI server and client on the same PC, if I disconnect eth. cable on the PC client cannot access anymore to server (remote exception), exactly as if they were on 2 different PC, with link cut !!!
The problem didn't exist on Windows NT 4.
Is there a parameter somewhere to avoid this behaviour, or should I live with ?
Many thanks in advance

Thanks
but it doesn't work !
Details :
Server : i use LocateRegistry.createRegistry(xx), i do rebind (//:xx/<objectname>)
Client : i do lookup(//:xx/<objectname>)
Client and server on the same PC - When i stop the server :
- on NT 4 : connectException on localhost
- on windows 2000 : connectException on PC IP @ (!! localhost should be used)
That's why when i disconnect the PC eth. cable on windows 2000 the RMI connection is lost, whereas it's not lost on NT.
any idea to force windows 2000 to use local host ?

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