Programme which could actually create a dial up connection.


  1. swapnil007
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    Windows 8 ultimate 32 bit
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    Programme which could actually create a dial up connection.


    Is there any way to create a dial up connection of type PPPoE. Means I have to create a exe file which could create a PPPoE connection specified by me in the programme file and after executing that exe the PPPoE coonection made in network settings and it will dial that connection automatically. Please help me to do this. Any programming can use but I want the output in exe format.
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  3. OvenMaster
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    Win10 Pro 64-bit
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    Will this help?
    NETGEAR Support | Answer | Creating a PPPoE Dial Up Connection on Windows 7
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