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I am using a broadband connection via the telephone line WAN mini-port (PPPOE).
Every time I start up and go online, I have to double-click that broadband connection icon to get online.
It feels relatively cumbersome.
I looked for relevant batch scripts,
and only found ones that start EXE programs,
and didn't find one that can start this.
Please everyone help see if a batch script can solve this problem?







Solution:

After the help of many enthusiastic friends,

finally this problem was solved.

The effective code is as follows: (provided by friend redtek)



"rasdial 宽带连接 你的帐号 你的密码"



Only this was effective on my machine,

everyone is welcome to continue testing the codes provided by other friends.

[ Last edited by fastrun on 2006-12-14 at 01:13 PM ]

I know to add to the startup,
The question is what things should be added?
Little brother has just arrived,
Please give more advice!

Create a shortcut for the broadband connection and place the shortcut in the startup group

Still not quite understand
Sorry about that

This is the path: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\「Start」Menu\Programs\Startup. The user name is determined according to the actual situation of your own computer.

Thanks ccwan.
The method you tried just now works.
But it seems only the broadband connection can be opened,
Still need to click "OK" to connect.
Can we use batch processing or scripts to directly open the broadband connection and connect when booting?

Rasdial  pppoe  Your broadband account  Your broadband password

Save the above command into a file named XXX.BAT, and then put this file into the "Startup" mentioned by Brother ccwan on the 6th floor. Once the computer starts, it will dial up : )

More detailed usage:

C:\WINDOWS>rasdial /?

Usage:

        rasdial entryname ] 

                 

                 



        rasdial  /DISCONNECT



        rasdial



The command completed.

Test version: Windows Server 2003

[ Last edited by redtek on 2006-12-14 at 10:48 AM ]

Thank you to the friend above.

But when running on my machine, an error is prompted:

Remote access error 623 The system cannot find the phone book entry for this connection.

For detailed explanation of this error:
Please type "hh netcfg.chm" in Help
Click "Troubleshooting", select "Error Information", then type "623"


The system I am using is XP + SP2, and I manually turned off some services.
Is it related to the services that were turned off?

@echo off
start=RASDIAL "AccessRunner ADSL" bx8833345 bx8833345

Copy the above content into Notepad, then save it as SW.BAT (make sure to select "All Files" for the save type). Then just double-click SW.BAT to go online.

Note: The above "AccessRunner ADSL" is the name of the dial-up connection, bx8833345 is the username, and the following bx8833345 is the password. You need to change it to your own

Using a VBS script, you can achieve "silent" (without the black CMD box):

dim wsh

set wsh=WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

wsh.run "Rasdial  pppoe  your broadband account   your broadband password",false,1

Save the above code as Rasdial.vbs and put it in the startup folder.

Thanks to the two friends on the 10th and 11th floors.
I tried both of yours.
The 10th floor had no prompts and no reaction.
The 11th floor had an error prompt:

Script: C:\Documents and Settings\fastrun\ Start Menu\Programs\Startup\Rasdial.vbs
Line: 3
Character: 18
Error: Statement not ended
Code: 800A0401
Source: Microsoft VBScript compilation error

[ Last edited by fastrun on 2010-3-22 at 15:26 ]

Show me your Rasdial.vbs script

Just set up the automatic connection.

dim wsh
set wsh=WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
wsh.run "Rasdial pppoe hechpr000 13617234",false,1