I have 2 VPN and sometimes I should switch them very often. I decided to create .bat file which could connect to desired VPN with credentials set in this file.
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So I create .bat file with following code:
Where 1.txt contains credentials of VPN #1 which has trusted cerficate.
here's what 1.txt contains:
Where 1 goes for GROUP with number 1.
The second VPN is untrusted and I have this prompt awaring me what VPN is untrusted. I used similar code for .bat file:
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And following data in 2.txt:
('y' goes for accepting untrusted server)
But now it says 'Login failed' after entering password is prompted and then it appears in loop and never stops.
The question is: how should I modify my 2.txt file to make script connect to VPN #2?
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