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There will be no user on "our" end. Its a 100% automated task that connects to a vpn network and download some information from some web servers (sales reports etc). My current options are to either connect to the networks one by one or to have 5 computers doing it simultaneously. But if i can open 5 connections at the same time i only need 1 computer.
I suspect that i can have many VPN connections from windows open at the same time, but how can i tell Delphi/Indy witch to use?
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by: developmentguruPosted on 2009-07-27 at 13:06:20ID: 24955429
Generally the connections to the VPN require using installed VPN software on the system or windows build in VPN software. If the VPN is through windows then you can order a VPN connection to connect using the shell. There are issues with this kind of auto connecting. Will there be a user on this system? Will he need to be connected to a VPN at any time? Would you auto disconnect from the VPNs? What about the user who would then complain that the VPN has been disconnected?
In my case the VPN software does not have any automation interface. I can try to send it commands via batch file, but thats about it.
Until I know more about your environment (Is your company the owner of the VPNs?, what brand are they?, what are you ultimately trying to accomplish?) It will be difficult to help more.