iSeries Navigator reconnection problem

I do some of my work at home, connecting to the company's network
through a VPN. I often work at home in the morning for a few hours
waiting for highway traffic to clear before heading into the office
after the peak commute time. I disconnect from the VPN after shutting
down things like PC5250 sessions, then put the PC on standby. Once at
the office, I connect the laptop to the docking station and I'm
immediately available to open PC5250 sessions, as well as company e-
mail, without having to log back into the network.

If I have left an iSeries Navigator session open, some functions in it
give me a connection error. Specifically, if I attempt to examine
anything in the IFS for a system I was into earlier, I get an error
"Unable to retrieve iSeries NetServer file shares"; when I click OK, I
get another, "Unable to retrieve system mount information". I keep
getting these until I shut down iSeries Navigator and reopen it.

What's the issue here, and is there any way around it?
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