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Run VZAccess Manager in silent mode and auto connect?
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Yes, you would go to options, preferences, connectivity, auto connections. I have provided a link for additional information. Click here http://support.vzw.com/how_to_use/vzaccess_using_manager.html
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I appologize for the lack of info I entered into my last post.
What I am looking to do is have a "one click" solution to run Verizon's VZAM, connect, and then fire up the VPN client and do the same.
I have managed to create an ugly looking batch file that will indeed fire up the VPN client and connect using some cli/scc commands.
cd "C:\Program Files\CheckPoint\SecuRemote\bin"
scc setmode cli
scc userpass "username" password
scc connect -p "profile"
scc setmode cli
scc userpass "username" password
scc connect -p "profile"
If I add the following to the top of that mess it looks like the following and will bring up VZAM and auto connect.
cd "C:\Program Files\Verizon Wireless\VZAccess Manager"
"VZAccess Manager"
cd "C:\Program Files\CheckPoint\SecuRemote\bin"
scc setmode cli
scc userpass "username" password
scc connect -p "profile"
Ugly? Yes!! I know very little about scripting or creating batch files, the above will bring up the VZAM and auto connect for me but how do I:
1. Invoke the next piece (VPN)? It stops after the VZAM process.
2. How could I have the VPN piece wait until VZAM is connected?
