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privoli
May 21st, 2000, 02:59 PM
What do you want to do? provide some more detail as what you are expecting to do and how you want to do it?
Do you want too...
a). dial in to the internet
b). view a website?
c). get emial?
d). open a private website (https)
Provide some more information please...
Neon
May 21st, 2000, 07:01 PM
Aye!
I just want to connect to the Internet using the password and the username provided by my ISP!!!!
Like the dial-up control pannel!!
Thanks
I also need to do dialup:
My app run unattended, and must dialup the internet and send a email and disconnect automatically. I can send using Winsock OK, but it calls the windows dialup networking dialogs to do connection. If connection fails then they stop for user action...
How can I do all the dialup/emailsend/disconnect in VB6 code, handling all errors, etc??
dj4
May 22nd, 2000, 12:56 PM
Here is couple example:
Public Sub ModemCallWin95_98()
Dim WIN
WIN = Shell("rundll32.exe rnaui.dll,RnaDial " & "Connect_Name", 1)
End Sub
Public Sub ModemCallWinNT()
Dim NT
NT = Shell("rasphone.exe [-d Connect_Name]", 1)
End Sub
Or if you want using API, look here:
http://www.totalenviro.com/PlatformVB
And if you want using ActiveX control, look here:
http://www.catalyst.com/
And download here free SocketWrench package.
- Dj4
joelryan
May 26th, 2000, 09:11 AM
I think the EXE is actually RASDIAL.EXE not RASPHONE.EXE under Windows NT. I use it on a daily basis from within batch files to do what your talking about. Type the following at the command line for more information.
RASDIAL /?
Neon
May 26th, 2000, 04:30 PM
thanks for the replies but where do I have to put my accounts name and my password for my ISP???
neon
I have checked Catalyist SOCKETWRENCH freeware
It looks great for doing dialup. They also reply quickly to help email!
you can use the normal Win dialup networking phone book
(when you make new net connection from start/Accessories/dialupnetwork/make new connection)
or code in your own name/numbers.
Thanks for this lead...
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