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Hello people, some of you might get very upset with me, but I am now a bit desperate.

I have written a little .BAT file to disconnect and then reconnect a specific network connection of mine. But now I'd like to add to that. I'd like to add that when the network activity drops below a certain speed for a certain amount of time, that it then only disconnects and reconnects.

I am still very new to the programming scene and therefor tried to start with something very easy {BATCH files}...(not so easy after all, I was pleasantly surprised!), so if you have an idea on how to this, and would like to help me...I'm all ears.

My next step will be VB, so hints and tips on how to code it in there will also be much appreciated.

Thanks for your time in helping a newbie out.
Trixanno
Mar 14 '07 #1
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willakawill
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Hi. Your original question is not covered in vb. We may find an answer for you in the networking forum so I am moving your thread there
Mar 14 '07 #2
Cyberdyne
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Start by creating an IF statement for speed, so if the speeds drops below certain amount the batch will run connect and reconnect. Then implement the time interval once you get the speed command going.

Cyber.

Hello people, some of you might get very upset with me, but I am now a bit desperate.

I have written a little .BAT file to disconnect and then reconnect a specific network connection of mine. But now I'd like to add to that. I'd like to add that when the network activity drops below a certain speed for a certain amount of time, that it then only disconnects and reconnects.

I am still very new to the programming scene and therefor tried to start with something very easy {BATCH files}...(not so easy after all, I was pleasantly surprised!), so if you have an idea on how to this, and would like to help me...I'm all ears.

My next step will be VB, so hints and tips on how to code it in there will also be much appreciated.

Thanks for your time in helping a newbie out.
Trixanno
Mar 30 '07 #3

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