How to disconnect a dial-up connection from the command prompt

[DCC]

Is there any way to disconnect a dial-up connection on the machine that
started the dial-up connection from the command prompt?
(No LAN involved)

Thank you.
DCC

 

[Michael Bednarek]

Is there any way to disconnect a dial-up connection on the machine that
started the dial-up connection from the command prompt?

Try "RASDIAL /?"

 

[Werner Doubell]

Hi,

You can use the rasdial /disconnect command.
Type rasdial /? from the command prompt for the options.

Werner Doubell

 

[Paul B T Hodges]

If you just have the one connection try

rasdial /disconnect

rasdial

with no switches shows current connections

For other switches look in help and support

Paul

 

[Paul B T Hodges]

There seems to be one hell of a time delay, posting messages at the moment.
It looks like 3 of us all answered the same question.

There's also a lot of new messages disappearing, with 'no longer on server
errors"

Whats going on ??

 

[Ken Wickes [MSFT]]

rasphone -h <entry>

 

[Mark V]

Paul B T Hodges wrote in

There seems to be one hell of a time delay, posting messages at
the moment. It looks like 3 of us all answered the same question.

There's also a lot of new messages disappearing, with 'no longer
on server errors"

Whats going on ??

Here too. Sometimes dropping the connection (close the reader and
restart) helps. Looks a lot like a sync issue with MS servers.

 

[aslam]

ofcourse there is.. i will tell you with an example so you can get it quickly.

in network connections (windows 7 open network and sharing center -> change adaptor settings ) , there you can see our connections. i have two connections here, one is INTERNET and other one is INTERNET2 . so i want to dial the first one "INTERNET" with a command prompt..
its simple..... open command prompt and type "rasdial INTERNET" without quotes. you are done.
try disconnecting that with typing "rasdial /DISCONNECT" without quotes.

here is your answer. open a notepad and write "rasdial INTERNET" (without quotes),
and click save as , change its name to "name.bat" there created a bat file, if you havn lost your mind somewhere. you can doubleclick that file whenever you want to connect your network.

now, do you want to connect it automatically when windows starts?

goto start - all programs - startup, right click and open that folder and copy paste the file which you created already,(name.bat) to that folder.from now when windows starts, your computer will automatically connect to internet ..