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Scheduled task - logging into dial-up networking

 
 
Lalo
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      5th Jan 2006
Hi,

I would like to automate a process of starting
dial-up networking.

I can use a script or Scheduled task in Win 2000.

My question is :

I made Scheduled task to launch Dial-up networking.
But I have to click on Dial button when it pops up (extra step).

I would like to launch Dial-up-network and to
automatically start Dial button.

I know that you have option in c:\WIN NT\rasphone.exe
but I don't know what to specify as a option.

I would like to start every night same task
(login to <blabla> network).

Does anybody know how to do that ?

Is there any script file exist to do the same
from command line ?

Thanks

 
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Dave Patrick
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      5th Jan 2006
These may help.

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=254181
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=152220

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"Lalo" wrote:
| Hi,
|
| I would like to automate a process of starting
| dial-up networking.
|
| I can use a script or Scheduled task in Win 2000.
|
| My question is :
|
| I made Scheduled task to launch Dial-up networking.
| But I have to click on Dial button when it pops up (extra step).
|
| I would like to launch Dial-up-network and to
| automatically start Dial button.
|
| I know that you have option in c:\WIN NT\rasphone.exe
| but I don't know what to specify as a option.
|
| I would like to start every night same task
| (login to <blabla> network).
|
| Does anybody know how to do that ?
|
| Is there any script file exist to do the same
| from command line ?
|
| Thanks
|


 
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Michael Bednarek
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      5th Jan 2006
On Wed, 04 Jan 2006 20:09:57 -0500, Lalo wrote in
microsoft.public.win2000.applications:

> I would like to automate a process of starting
> dial-up networking.

[snip]

Have you tried RASDIAL.EXE ? Works here.

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Lalo
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      7th Jan 2006

I unchecked boxes which ask for a prompt and
created a small batch file and it worked as I had expected.

Thanks again for your suggestion.


Dave Patrick wrote:
> These may help.
>
> http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=254181
> http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=152220
>


 
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Dave Patrick
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      7th Jan 2006
You're welcome.

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Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
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"Lalo" wrote:
|
| I unchecked boxes which ask for a prompt and
| created a small batch file and it worked as I had expected.
|
| Thanks again for your suggestion.


 
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