DUN::How to stop password blanking on 691 error?

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doofus

Hello All!

I'm just going to ask this peremptory question and people can totally
ignore it if they choose.

OS: Win2k, sp2 (IE 5.0)

Is there any way to stop DUN from blanking out the password on a 691
error (username/password invalid)? It has the consequence that a redial
will always fail even when the problem is at the ISP end, as it has been
for me repeatedly over the last couple of weeks.

Alternatively, stepping back a peg or two, are there any windows
diallers out there which could be run in batch mode and which give the
user a tad more control over these things.

best, doofus
 
doofus said:
Alternatively, stepping back a peg or two, are there any windows
diallers out there which could be run in batch mode and which give the
user a tad more control over these things.
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Maybe you could try the built-in dialer, RASDIAL. It accepts a
username and password on the commandline:-

c:\>rasdial/?
USAGE:
rasdial entryname [username [password|*]] [/DOMAIN:domain]
[/PHONE:phonenumber] [/CALLBACK:callbacknumber]
[/PHONEBOOK:phonebookfile] [/PREFIXSUFFIX]

rasdial [entryname] /DISCONNECT
 
Ritchie said:
Maybe you could try the built-in dialer, RASDIAL. It accepts a
username and password on the commandline:-
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Thanks, Ritchie. That's a great answer and this is a great group!

I'm off to have a look at it. Thanks.
 
doofus said:
Ritchie said:
Maybe you could try the built-in dialer, RASDIAL. It accepts a
username and password on the commandline:-
Click to expand...
[..]
Click to expand...

Just for the record. That works a charm. RASDIAL optionally uses the
password provided on the command line and everything connected up
brilliantly.

This has been one of my more successful adventures onto usenet news.

A big thanks to Mr. Ritchie from Dr. Doofus. ;-)
 
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