MickEv
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Any Registry Experts here?
Hi,
I am trying to script dial-up connections and I would like to know if there is a registry key that states whether a connection has been made successful or not. Example: When a connection is made a network connection icon appears in the task bar. Does anybody know the registry key for this? And or does anybody know how I can use a script to determine whether a connection has been successful or not.
I have tried using regmon to find the reg keys changed when a dial-up connection is made without any success.
The only other key that I have found which changes when dial-up connections are made is one for the modem status. When the modem is active ie dialling or connection made and in use the registry key changes from a 0 to a 1. I could use this key for scripting but it changes even when the modem is dialling so I am not sure exactly how I can sue this key to my advantage.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Mick
I am trying to script dial-up connections and I would like to know if there is a registry key that states whether a connection has been made successful or not. Example: When a connection is made a network connection icon appears in the task bar. Does anybody know the registry key for this? And or does anybody know how I can use a script to determine whether a connection has been successful or not.
I have tried using regmon to find the reg keys changed when a dial-up connection is made without any success.
The only other key that I have found which changes when dial-up connections are made is one for the modem status. When the modem is active ie dialling or connection made and in use the registry key changes from a 0 to a 1. I could use this key for scripting but it changes even when the modem is dialling so I am not sure exactly how I can sue this key to my advantage.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Mick
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Easy points for you! :)
Glad it works, thanks for the 'easy' points.
ASKER
Anyway I am now able to achieve what I was trying to do.
Thanks,
Mick