C# open rasphone.exe with arguments

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Can you find my problem?
I can't open rasphone.exe with the right arguments.

private void Button_Click_1(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)

 System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo proc = new System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo();
 proc.FileName = @"C:windowssystem32cmd.exe";
 proc.Arguments = @"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe -d ""My VPN""";
 System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(proc);

I also tried:

Process.Start(@"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe", @" -d ""My VPN"" ");

Or:

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"C:\Users\***\Documents\VPN Launcher\VPN Launcher\VPN Launcher\startVPN.bat");

In the .bat file:

start "" "C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe" -d "My VPN"

It opens the cmd/.bat but i dont open the rasphone.exe with the right arguments.

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Why don't you launch rasphone.exe directly ? Do you absolutely need to get through the command line before ?
– Muldec
2 days ago

No, but it dont work. I tried it ( Process.Start(@"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe", @" -d ""My VPN"" "); )
– root_id
2 days ago

Does rasphone starts when you try to launch manually with that command line ?
– Muldec
2 days ago

Yes, it also starts when I start it with the batch-file or through the command line but it dont start while debugging
– root_id
2 days ago

Are you absolutely sure that rasphone is not starting ? I mean do you keep your application running to ensure that the process you launched keeps running ?
– Muldec
2 days ago

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Can you find my problem?
I can't open rasphone.exe with the right arguments.

private void Button_Click_1(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)

 System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo proc = new System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo();
 proc.FileName = @"C:windowssystem32cmd.exe";
 proc.Arguments = @"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe -d ""My VPN""";
 System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(proc);

I also tried:

Process.Start(@"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe", @" -d ""My VPN"" ");

Or:

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"C:\Users\***\Documents\VPN Launcher\VPN Launcher\VPN Launcher\startVPN.bat");

In the .bat file:

start "" "C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe" -d "My VPN"

It opens the cmd/.bat but i dont open the rasphone.exe with the right arguments.

edited 2 days ago

quant

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asked 2 days ago

root_id

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Why don't you launch rasphone.exe directly ? Do you absolutely need to get through the command line before ?
– Muldec
2 days ago

No, but it dont work. I tried it ( Process.Start(@"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe", @" -d ""My VPN"" "); )
– root_id
2 days ago

Does rasphone starts when you try to launch manually with that command line ?
– Muldec
2 days ago

Yes, it also starts when I start it with the batch-file or through the command line but it dont start while debugging
– root_id
2 days ago

Are you absolutely sure that rasphone is not starting ? I mean do you keep your application running to ensure that the process you launched keeps running ?
– Muldec
2 days ago

|
show 1 more comment

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down vote

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Can you find my problem?
I can't open rasphone.exe with the right arguments.

private void Button_Click_1(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)

 System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo proc = new System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo();
 proc.FileName = @"C:windowssystem32cmd.exe";
 proc.Arguments = @"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe -d ""My VPN""";
 System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(proc);

I also tried:

Process.Start(@"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe", @" -d ""My VPN"" ");

Or:

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"C:\Users\***\Documents\VPN Launcher\VPN Launcher\VPN Launcher\startVPN.bat");

In the .bat file:

start "" "C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe" -d "My VPN"

It opens the cmd/.bat but i dont open the rasphone.exe with the right arguments.

edited 2 days ago

quant

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asked 2 days ago

root_id

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Can you find my problem?
I can't open rasphone.exe with the right arguments.

private void Button_Click_1(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)

 System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo proc = new System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo();
 proc.FileName = @"C:windowssystem32cmd.exe";
 proc.Arguments = @"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe -d ""My VPN""";
 System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(proc);

I also tried:

Process.Start(@"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe", @" -d ""My VPN"" ");

Or:

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"C:\Users\***\Documents\VPN Launcher\VPN Launcher\VPN Launcher\startVPN.bat");

In the .bat file:

start "" "C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe" -d "My VPN"

It opens the cmd/.bat but i dont open the rasphone.exe with the right arguments.

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Why don't you launch rasphone.exe directly ? Do you absolutely need to get through the command line before ?
– Muldec
2 days ago

No, but it dont work. I tried it ( Process.Start(@"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe", @" -d ""My VPN"" "); )
– root_id
2 days ago

Does rasphone starts when you try to launch manually with that command line ?
– Muldec
2 days ago

Yes, it also starts when I start it with the batch-file or through the command line but it dont start while debugging
– root_id
2 days ago

Are you absolutely sure that rasphone is not starting ? I mean do you keep your application running to ensure that the process you launched keeps running ?
– Muldec
2 days ago

|
show 1 more comment

Why don't you launch rasphone.exe directly ? Do you absolutely need to get through the command line before ?
– Muldec
2 days ago

No, but it dont work. I tried it ( Process.Start(@"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe", @" -d ""My VPN"" "); )
– root_id
2 days ago

Does rasphone starts when you try to launch manually with that command line ?
– Muldec
2 days ago

Yes, it also starts when I start it with the batch-file or through the command line but it dont start while debugging
– root_id
2 days ago

Are you absolutely sure that rasphone is not starting ? I mean do you keep your application running to ensure that the process you launched keeps running ?
– Muldec
2 days ago

Why don't you launch rasphone.exe directly ? Do you absolutely need to get through the command line before ?
– Muldec
2 days ago

No, but it dont work. I tried it ( Process.Start(@"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe", @" -d ""My VPN"" "); )
– root_id
2 days ago

Does rasphone starts when you try to launch manually with that command line ?
– Muldec
2 days ago

Yes, it also starts when I start it with the batch-file or through the command line but it dont start while debugging
– root_id
2 days ago

Are you absolutely sure that rasphone is not starting ? I mean do you keep your application running to ensure that the process you launched keeps running ?
– Muldec
2 days ago

|
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Welcome to StackOverflow. As docs said, you need to escape double-quotas with 3 double-quotas:) I don't know why it is mandatory, but this should work:

Process.Start(@"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe", "-d """My VPN"""");

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It's a step forward :) But I get the message: "Command Prompt for the dial-up network" with some arguments/informations. But nothing to login.
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Welcome to StackOverflow. As docs said, you need to escape double-quotas with 3 double-quotas:) I don't know why it is mandatory, but this should work:

Process.Start(@"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe", "-d """My VPN"""");

answered 2 days ago

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It's a step forward :) But I get the message: "Command Prompt for the dial-up network" with some arguments/informations. But nothing to login.
– root_id
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Welcome to StackOverflow. As docs said, you need to escape double-quotas with 3 double-quotas:) I don't know why it is mandatory, but this should work:

Process.Start(@"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe", "-d """My VPN"""");

answered 2 days ago

vasily.sib

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It's a step forward :) But I get the message: "Command Prompt for the dial-up network" with some arguments/informations. But nothing to login.
– root_id
2 days ago

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up vote
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down vote

Welcome to StackOverflow. As docs said, you need to escape double-quotas with 3 double-quotas:) I don't know why it is mandatory, but this should work:

Process.Start(@"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe", "-d """My VPN"""");

answered 2 days ago

vasily.sib

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Welcome to StackOverflow. As docs said, you need to escape double-quotas with 3 double-quotas:) I don't know why it is mandatory, but this should work:

Process.Start(@"C:WindowsSystem32rasphone.exe", "-d """My VPN"""");

answered 2 days ago

vasily.sib

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answered 2 days ago

vasily.sib

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answered 2 days ago

vasily.sib

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answered 2 days ago

vasily.sib

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It's a step forward :) But I get the message: "Command Prompt for the dial-up network" with some arguments/informations. But nothing to login.
– root_id
2 days ago

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It's a step forward :) But I get the message: "Command Prompt for the dial-up network" with some arguments/informations. But nothing to login.
– root_id
2 days ago

It's a step forward :) But I get the message: "Command Prompt for the dial-up network" with some arguments/informations. But nothing to login.
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