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Haha... Thanks brothers for adding points~ : )

You're welcome.
I tried again.
Actually, you don't need to change the name.
Just "rasdial 宽带连接 hechpr000 13617234"
That's okay.
It seems there are really many things to learn about batch processing.

I haven't used this command yet~

The key issue is that the connection name following rasdial must be established in advance. It doesn't matter if you enter the account password or not, but there must be that connection.

Broadband connection: Properties - Options - Second option (prompt for name, password, certificate, etc.) is not selected.

Then put the connection in the Start Menu - Startup.

Auto-dial on boot.

It's so complicated

Broadband connection --> Properties --> Options --> Uncheck the box in front of "Prompt for name, password and certificate, etc." --> Put the shortcut into Startup

OK, done

Hehe, the result is indeed important, but the process of seeking knowledge is also very rewarding and touching ^_^

After reading so much, I still don't understand what everyone is talking about? It seems that it hasn't entered the main topic yet, and the problem hasn't been solved. I'm confused. I really don't understand what everyone is saying. It seems that everyone hasn't solved the problem of batch processing automatically starting up and connecting to the internet.

If that's the case, then setting up the IP route gateway is more convenient (of course, the modme needs to integrate a router, otherwise, a router needs to be equipped separately), so that it can automatically connect to the internet when starting up.

[ Last edited by yjhyxing on 2007-3-12 at 03:30 PM ]

Just add it to the startup.

So there are also programs for broadband connections in the command line.

The target of the properties of the broadband connection shortcut, which is a long string of CLSID, can it be used in the command line?

@ECHO OFF
:begin
rasdial |find "No connection"
if /I %ERRORLEVEL% == 1 GOTO ok
if /I %ERRORLEVEL% == 0 GOTO err
PAUSE

:ok
ECHO Broadband is already connected.
ping/n 2 127.1>nul
ECHO About to exit...
ping/n 2 127.1>nul
EXIT

:err
ECHO Broadband is not connected.
ping/n 2 127.1>nul
ECHO Broadband is connecting...
ping/n 2 127.1>nul
GOTO start

:start
rem Please replace the content in square brackets with your content
rasdial Broadband Connection [ADSL username] [ADSL password]
ping/n 2 127.1>nul
exit

:close
rem Disconnect
rasdial/d
exit

I succeeded in testing, and I can dial to access the Internet automatically

The previous rasdial method requires establishing a broadband connection in advance. In fact, the self - established broadband connection is saved in this file:
%AllUserProfile%\Application Data\Microsoft\Network\Connections\Pbk\rasphone.pbk

So, you only need to use echo to generate a broadband connection item in this file.

By default, a broadband connection has the following content in this file:

Encoding=1

Type=5

AutoLogon=0

UseRasCredentials=0

DialParamsUID=100739171

Guid=78DD83B26121914C84696768DE1F8476

BaseProtocol=1

VpnStrategy=0

ExcludedProtocols=3

LcpExtensions=1

DataEncryption=8

SwCompression=1

NegotiateMultilinkAlways=0

SkipNwcWarning=0

SkipDownLevelDialog=0

SkipDoubleDialDialog=0

DialMode=1

DialPercent=75

DialSeconds=120

HangUpPercent=10

HangUpSeconds=120

OverridePref=15

RedialAttempts=3

RedialSeconds=60

IdleDisconnectSeconds=0

RedialOnLinkFailure=1

CallbackMode=0

CustomDialDll=

CustomDialFunc=

CustomRasDialDll=

AuthenticateServer=0

ShareMsFilePrint=0

BindMsNetClient=0

SharedPhoneNumbers=0

GlobalDeviceSettings=0

PrerequisiteEntry=

PrerequisitePbk=

PreferredPort=

PreferredDevice=

PreferredBps=0

PreferredHwFlow=0

PreferredProtocol=0

PreferredCompression=0

PreferredSpeaker=0

PreferredMdmProtocol=0

PreviewUserPw=1

PreviewDomain=0

PreviewPhoneNumber=0

ShowDialingProgress=1

ShowMonitorIconInTaskBar=1

CustomAuthKey=-1

AuthRestrictions=632

TypicalAuth=1

IpPrioritizeRemote=1

IpHeaderCompression=0

IpAddress=0.0.0.0

IpDnsAddress=0.0.0.0

IpDns2Address=0.0.0.0

IpWinsAddress=0.0.0.0

IpWins2Address=0.0.0.0

IpAssign=1

IpNameAssign=1

IpFrameSize=1006

IpDnsFlags=0

IpNBTFlags=0

TcpWindowSize=0

UseFlags=1

IpSecFlags=0

IpDnsSuffix=



NETCOMPONENTS=

ms_server=0

ms_msclient=0



MEDIA=rastapi

Port=PPPoE4-0

Device=WAN Miniport (PPPOE)



DEVICE=PPPoE

PhoneNumber=

AreaCode=

CountryCode=86

CountryID=86

UseDialingRules=0

Comment=

LastSelectedPhone=0

PromoteAlternates=0

TryNextAlternateOnFail=1

Those who are interested can simplify it. There should be quite a lot that can be simplified.

@echo off
set VPN_LAN=0
set adslpath="C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft\Network\Connections\Pbk\rasphone.pbk"
if exist %adslpath% findstr /c:"ADSL" %adslpath% ||set VPN_LAN=1

@echo %VPN_LAN%

echo set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") >VPN_phone.VBS

if %VPN_LAN%==0 goto VPN_ADD
echo WshShell.Run "Rasphone -a" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WScript.Sleep 500 >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.SendKeys "%+R" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.SendKeys "%+N" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WScript.Sleep 100 >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.SendKeys "{BACKSPACE 10}" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.SendKeys "ADSL" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WScript.Sleep 500 >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.SendKeys "{ENTER}" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WScript.Sleep 500 >>VPN_phone.VBS

:VPN_ADD
echo WshShell.Run "Rasphone -d ADSL" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WScript.Sleep 500 >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.AppActivate "连接 ADSL" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.SendKeys "{TAB}" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.SendKeys "{TAB}" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.SendKeys "{TAB}" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.SendKeys "%+u" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WScript.Sleep 100 >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.SendKeys "{BACKSPACE 10}" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WScript.Sleep 100 >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.SendKeys "jxphayujh" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WScript.Sleep 100 >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.SendKeys "{TAB}" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WScript.Sleep 500 >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.SendKeys "{BACKSPACE 10}" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WScript.Sleep 500 >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.SendKeys "密码" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.SendKeys "{TAB}" >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WScript.Sleep 100 >>VPN_phone.VBS
echo WshShell.SendKeys "%+c" >>VPN_phone.VBS

start VPN_phone.VBS


I wrote this to create and dial, preventing repeated creation error issues.

[ Last edited by tvzml on 2008-4-2 at 02:09 AM ]