One way that I can think of is running an "ipconfig /all", and piping it into a textfile (and from the script open it, and search), or alternatively pipe it to a "find" command and look for the presence of "NdisWan Adapter", which is the virtual VPN adapter. Example:

code:

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SHELL '%COMSPEC% /C ipconfig /all |find /i "NdisWan" >nul' 

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Another is to check for IP addresses with the help of the macro @IPADDRESSx, where "x" is the number of the card or virtual adapter, check the KiXtart documentation for more help on this. In most cases, VPN users will be assigned specific IP addresses. To check the different octets, you can use this code:

code:

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 $TCPIP = @IPADDRESS1
$1octet = VAL(SUBSTR($TCPIP,1,3))
$2octet = VAL(SUBSTR($TCPIP,5,3))
$3octet = VAL(SUBSTR($TCPIP,9,3))
$4octet = VAL(SUBSTR($TCPIP,13,3)) 

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Also, do a search on the forum, I bet you'll find alot of useful things.

[ 03 August 2001: Message edited by: masken ]

I wonder if a simple :

code:

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if @ras
    "Ok, Lady, Gentleman or Thing : You're connected via VPN !"
endif

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would do also

hth

Jochen

[Sorry for that screen output , today I'm in a 'je ne sais quoi' - mood ]

[ 03 August 2001: Message edited by: jpols ]

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think that's something you should test ...
(I really dunno !)

Luck !

Jochen

btw.: let the board know what the results are ... this is really a FAQ and it's time for a reference topic

[ 03 August 2001: Message edited by: jpols ]

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