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I believe that only Windows 2000 has a command-line tool to do this (NETSH), but Windows NT doesn't.
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I believe that only Windows 2000 has a command-line tool to do this (NETSH), but Windows NT doesn't.

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Actually the cmd to connect or disconnect was <br />
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rasdial &quot;ENTRY&quot; user password<br />
rasdial &quot;ENTRY&quot; /disconnect<br />
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but rasphone got me looking in the right place.<br />
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Thanks schmiegu!
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Actually the cmd to connect or disconnect was

rasdial "ENTRY" user password
rasdial "ENTRY" /disconnect

but rasphone got me looking in the right place.

Thanks schmiegu!

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Actually I am using this batch to connect to our tunnel server over the internet:<br />
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@echo off<br />
rasphone -h &quot;A-Online PULS&quot; #hang up to be sure the connection isn't in use while dialling<br />
rasphone -d &quot;A-Online PULS&quot; # connect to internet<br />
rasphone -d BILLA # connect to tunnel<br />
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I will check for rasdial (it's possible, but not very likely, that in german versions of NT rasphone replaces rasdial)
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Actually I am using this batch to connect to our tunnel server over the internet:

@echo off
rasphone -h "A-Online PULS" #hang up to be sure the connection isn't in use while dialling
rasphone -d "A-Online PULS" # connect to internet
rasphone -d BILLA # connect to tunnel

I will check for rasdial (it's possible, but not very likely, that in german versions of NT rasphone replaces rasdial)

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Using rasphone -d &quot;My Entry&quot; , pops up a connection prompt dlg box requiring user interaction. The machines I needed to connect are remote with no users. <br />
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I am not aware of any difference here in the German version.
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Using rasphone -d "My Entry" , pops up a connection prompt dlg box requiring user interaction. The machines I needed to connect are remote with no users.

I am not aware of any difference here in the German version.

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Is it possible to make a RAS connection (using a pre-existing entry in the rasphone.pbk) from the command line?<br />

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Is it possible to make a RAS connection (using a pre-existing entry in the rasphone.pbk) from the command line?


Initiate a RAS connection from cmd line?

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