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[McGod]

I was hunting for awhile and finally came across a cmd that would disconnect/connect internet.
It only works for broadband although the command has dialup access aswell(Cant test no dialup)



It has 4 Functions:

_INetConnect($Service, $Username, $Password)
Will connect the service

Return Values:
1=Connected
0=Bad User/Pass
-1=Other error(Have to research em)

_INetDisconnect($Service)
Will disconnect the service

Return Values:
1=Disconnected
0=Errored

_INetStatus($Service)
Will check the status of a service

Return Values:
1=Connected
0=Disconnected

_INetReconnect($Service, $Username, $Password)
Will disconnect and reconnect the internet.

Return Values:
1=Reconnected
0=Bad user/pass

Example Script:

#include <INetCon.au3>

If _INetStatus("Sympatico") = 0 Then
_INetConnect("Sympatico", "b1xxxxx", "xxxxx")
Else
_INetDisconnect("Sympatico")
EndIf

 InetCon.au3   1.69K   901 downloads

Hopefully it will help people.

[Obi-w00t]

Thanks for sharing, nice script.

[James]

Haha nice

Always useful for me. I have many internet reconnectors

[goldenix]

Many thanx. Works like a charm with my Dial up connection.

To get your Dial up connection name (in this example its called Sympatico) do this:

Right click on your dial up desktop shortcut -> Properties -> Find target

[t0bias]

hey, is it possible to expand the functionality to pass actual dialup numbers instead of only user/pass?