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SYMPTOMSRasDial() takes more time to dial and authenticate a RAS (remote access server) user if the RAS server being dialed is using older RAS protocols and if the application is not using a phone book entry while calling RasDial(). CAUSE
Windows NT versions 3.5 and 3.51 use PPP (point-to-point protocol) as the
default protocol for dialing out. However, older versions of RAS servers
namely, RAS servers for Windows NT version 3.1 and point-to-point servers
for Windows for Workgroups do not implement the PPP protocol.
RESOLUTIONApplication programmers can create an entry with RASPHONE and override the phone number at dial time, thus using the entry as a template with options appropriate for the down-level server. If it is known that the server is an older RAS server and will not be upgraded, you can clear all three check boxes for all three protocols. Using RASPHONE, on the Edit menu, click Network, and then clear the check boxes in the PPP group. This trick forces old RAS protocol and eliminates the training call. STATUSThis behavior is by design.
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