Yes, I thought so too. But I cannot find the vpn to put in autostart. I cannot find any network connections at all
Did you already create the VPN connection ? What VPN software are you using, what type of server are you connecting too.
- Thank you guys! My problem is solved This is how I did: First I created rasdial.bat with connection name password and user name. I placed it in system32 folder and created a shortcut in autostart folder. Rebooted the machine and it worked! The only problem is now that I want it to be silent. After every boot I can see when it connects in a cmd window. It would be better if nothing shows..but that is a very small issue. As you have noticed, English is not my native language...Swedish is Thanks again!
That's easy. Right-click on your shortcut, select "Properties" ("Egenskaper"), then switch "Run" ("Kör i") from "Normal window" ("Normalt fönster") to "Minimized" ("Minimerat").
Great solution, too! Just for reference for future thread readers, autoexnt.bat gets executed at boot time, regardless of when/if a user logs in, and is completely silent (no screen interaction).
To logon using VPN, press the Switch User button under your login photo at startup. Then click the network icon in the right buttom corner, right next to the shutdown button. Not sure if it works if your computer isn't joined to a domain, but if you are, and the VPN connection has been created so it is avaliable for all users on the system, you can do it this way.
that is why you use directaccess, no need for any of that stuff. Only downside is that you need to know and have gear that supports IPv6, which should really be more widely adopted considering the IPv4 address space is running out of addresses quick.