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Subject: Re: Initiate a Dial-up Connection from the command line?
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Gary Johnson wrote:

> I'm running some tests of a radio modem where I need to bring up the
> Windows Connect Dial-up Connection dialog (Start -> Settings [->
> Control Panel] -> Network Connections -> Dial-up Connection) and
> click the Dial button on a Windows box that's inconvenient to get
> to.  It would be much easier if I could ssh to this box (which I
> can) and just execute some command from the Cygwin bash command
> line.  Is there some Cygwin utility or other method to do this?

Have you tried Windows' rasdial command? 
<http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb490979.aspx>.

Brian

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