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Re: When did Remote Access Commands get depreciated?
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Re: When did Remote Access Commands get depreciated?


  • Subject: Re: When did Remote Access Commands get depreciated?
  • From: Nigel Garvey <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 01:48:12 +0100

Dave Johnson wrote on Wed, 4 Apr 2001 12:29:29 -0400:

>So how does one make a simple PPP connections with Network Setup Scripting?
>when I try the example in the Guide book:
>
>set the config_name to "Default"
>try
> tell application "Network Setup Scripting"
> -- open the Networking Database
> open database
> -- start the connection process
> connect Remote Access configuration config_name
> --close the Network Database
> close database
> end tell
>on error errString
> try
> -- close the database if it was left open
> tell application "Network Setup Scripting" to close database
> display dialog errString
> end try
>end try
>(I previously created configuration "Default" )
>
>All i get is a error message that "Some parameter is missing for a
>connection"

Well, this works for me with my own configuration - which was set up in
the RA control panel (User mode: Advanced). It does look as though
there's something missing from your configuration. Have you tried looking
at it in the control panel to see if there are any blank fields or other
clues? Have you checked the modem and TCP/IP configurations?

NG


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