rem - rem Place in StartUp folder - it will check to see if you're rem onsite or remote if remote it will start the VPN dialer rem with your fob-prefix... rem - rem requires AutoIt rem - @echo off echo .>remote.txt ping yourserver>>remote.txt rem ^-a server on your systems... for /f %%i in ('find "timed out"^>remote.txt /c') do if not '0'=='%%i' goto offsite goto xit :offsite echo Dim $fobpfx=RegRead('HKCU\Software\check_remote','^$fobpfx')>>VPN.au3 echo If $fobpfx='' Then >>VPN.au3 echo $fobpfx=InputBox(@scriptname,'^$fobpfx','9999','*')>>VPN.au3 echo RegWrite('HKCU\Software\check_remote','$fobpfx','REG_SZ',$fobpfx)>>VPN.au3 echo EndIf>>VPN.au3 echo Run('"C:\Program Files\Cisco Systems\VPN Client\ipsecdialer.exe"')>>VPN.au3 echo WinWaitActive('status:')>>VPN.au3 echo Send('{ctrlDown}o{ctrlUp}')>>VPN.au3 echo WinWaitActive('VPN Client')>>VPN.au3 echo Send($fobpfx)>>VPN.au3 call VPN.au3 goto xit :xit if exist remote.txt del remote.txt if exist vpn.au3 del vpn.au3
2008-10-22
Check_Remote.au3
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