Disable 'Redial if line is dropped' option for DUN connection

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Guest

We have a few hundred computers, each with a DUN account for a private RAS.
The RAS will automatically kick off a user after being connected for 60
minutes. The problem is that the DUN connection in Windows XP is set to
automatically re-dial after being disconnected.

Is there a registry key change that I can push out to "uncheck" the 'Redial
if line is dropped' option?
 
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Robert Gault

Michael said:
We have a few hundred computers, each with a DUN account for a private RAS.
The RAS will automatically kick off a user after being connected for 60
minutes. The problem is that the DUN connection in Windows XP is set to
automatically re-dial after being disconnected.

Is there a registry key change that I can push out to "uncheck" the 'Redial
if line is dropped' option?
Click to expand...
It looks as though only the default connection is stored in the
registry; HKEY_CURRENT_USER\RemoteAccess EnableRedial reg_binary
 

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