We use Windows XPe (latest version and service packs etc) so that our mobile
computers can send data back to our server via Sprint's CDMA (cell phone)
based modems. I would like to include a RAS dial-up connection as part of
the my Windows XPe target load rather than having to set it up after booting.
Does anyone have a technique for doing this? Where are the RAS dial-up
entries kept? I tried to a "before" and "after" comparison of RegEdit, but
couldn't find where the RAS dial-up entries were enumerated. I would very
much appreciate any ideas that people might have.

Thanks!

Fred E.

Hi,

I think u have to make a batch file that will create the RAS dial-up
connection, and after testing that it works just add the bathc file in
the image and use the RunAtONce item to start the batch file when the
image first loaded in system.

I think this i sbest and easy solution.

Lalit Gautam
+91-9819101570

On Oct 15, 1:21 am, Fred E <Fr...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> We use Windows XPe (latest version and service packs etc) so that our mobile
> computers can send data back to our server via Sprint's CDMA (cell phone)
> based modems. I would like to include a RAS dial-up connection as part of
> the my Windows XPe target load rather than having to set it up after booting.
> Does anyone have a technique for doing this? Where are the RAS dial-up
> entries kept? I tried to a "before" and "after" comparison of RegEdit, but
> couldn't find where the RAS dial-up entries were enumerated. I would very
> much appreciate any ideas that people might have.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Fred E.