2302 Sets or clears a Remote Access server flag.\n
2303 \n %1!s! [flag = ] flag [ [state = ] ENABLED|DISABLED ] \n \n Enables the Remote Access server flag. \n \n For a list of available flags, see the help for 'show rasflag' \n command. \n \n If no state is provided, ENABLED is assumed. \n
2342 Displays the state of a Remote Access server flag.\n
2343 \n %1!s! [ [flag = ] flag ] \n \n Displays the state of the Remote Access server flag. If no flag is \n given, the state of all flags will be displayed. \n \n flag - The server flag to show which can be one of the following: \n \n UseCallbackDelay: Delay before calling back a client. \n UseSwCompression: Enable software compression. \n RequireEncryption: Require clients to employ data encryption. \n NegotiateMSCHAP: Allow MSCHAP authentication. \n UseLcpExtensions: Use LCP extensions. \n NegotiateMultilink: Allow multilinked calls. \n AuthenticatePeer: Enable mutual auth. for router interfaces. \n RequireStrongEncryption: Require clients to employ strong encryption. \n NegotiateBacp: Allow BACP negotiation. \n NegotiateEAP: Allow EAP authentication. \n NegotiatePAP: Allow PAP authentication. \n NegotiateMD5CHAP: Allow MD5CHAP authentication. \n RequireIPSEC: Require IPsec when L2TP call is requested. \n DisableEncryption: Do not negotiate data encryption. \n Require56BitEncryption: Require clients to employ 56 bit encryption. \n UseLmPassword: Use LM password. \n NegotiateStrongMSCHAP: Allow MSCHAP version 2 authentication. \n NoCallback: Never callback \n\n
2344 Shows the authentication mode.\n
2345 \n%1!s! \n \n Shows the authentication mode. \n
2346 Sets the authentication mode.\n
2347 \n%1!s! [mode = ] STANDARD|NODCC|BYPASS \n \n Sets the mode that determines whether and when dialin clients should\n be authenticated. \n \n mode - The mode \n STANDARD - All devices need to be authenticated. \n NODCC - Direct-connect devices are not authenticated. \n BYPASS - Authentication is not required for any device. \n
2348 Adds types of authentication the Remote Access server will negotiate.\n
2349 \n%1!s! [type = ] PAP|MD5CHAP|MSCHAP|MSCHAPv2|EAP \n \nSelects the types of authentication which this Remote Access server \nwill attempt to negotiate. Negotiation will be in the order \nmost-secure to least-secure. Once both client and server agree upon an\nauthentication type, the PPP negotiation will follow the appropriate \nRFCs. \n \n type - the type \n PAP - Password Authentication Protocol (clear text). \n MD5CHAP - Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol using \n Message Digest 5 hashing scheme to encrypt the response.\n MSCHAP - Microsoft Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol. \n MSCHAPv2 - Version 2 of MSCHAP. \n EAP - Extensible Authentication Protocol. \n
2350 Deletes an authentication type from the Remote Access server.\n
2351 \n%1!s! [type = ] PAP|MD5CHAP|MSCHAP|MSCHAPv2|EAP \n \n Deletes an authentication type from the list of types that the \n Remote Access server will negotiate. \n \n type - the type \n PAP - Password Authentication Protocol (clear text). \n MD5CHAP - Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol using \n Message Digest 5 hashing scheme to encrypt the response.\n MSCHAP - Microsoft Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol. \n MSCHAPv2 - Version 2 of MSCHAP. \n EAP - Extensible Authentication Protocol. \n
2352 Displays the authentication types currently enabled.\n
2353 \n%1!s! \n \n Displays the authentication type(s) currently enabled. \n \n
2354 Adds to the list of link properties PPP will negotiate\n
2355 \n%1!s! [type = ] SWC|LCP \n \n Adds to the list of link properties PPP will negotiate. \n \n type - the type \n SWC - Provides software compression (MPPC) \n LCP - Provides Link Control Protocol extensions from the PPP suite\n of protocols. \n
2356 Deletes from the list of link properties PPP will negotiate\n
2357 \n%1!s! [type = ] SWC|LCP \n \n Deletes from the list of link properties PPP will negotiate. \n \n type - the type \n SWC - Provides software compression (MPPC) \n LCP - Provides Link Control Protocol extensions from the PPP suite\n of protocols. \n
2358 Shows the link properties PPP will negotiate\n
2359 \n%1!s! \n \n Shows the link properties PPP will negotiate. \n \n
2360 Adds to the list of multilink types PPP will negotiate\n
2361 \n%1!s! [type = ] MULTI|BACP \n \n Adds to the list of multilink types PPP will negotiate. \n \n type - the type \n MULTI - Provides multilink PPP sessions. \n BACP - Provides Bandwidth Allocation Control Protocol. \n
2362 Deletes from the list of multilink types PPP will negotiate\n
2363 \n%1!s! [type = ] MULTI|BACP \n \n Deletes from the list of multilink types PPP will negotiate. \n \n type - the type \n MULTI - Provides multilink PPP sessions. \n BACP - Provides Bandwidth Allocation Control Protocol. \n
2364 Shows the multilink types PPP will negotiate\n
2365 \n%1!s! \n \n Shows the multilink types PPP will negotiate. \n \n
2366 Sets the configuration state of the server. \n
2367 \n%1!s! [confstate=] ENABLED|DISABLED \n \n Sets the configuration state of the server. \n \n confstate - The new state of the server : \n ENABLED - Enable the server. \n DISABLED - Disable the server and remove configurations. \n\n
2368 Shows the configuration state of the server. \n
2369 \n%1!s! \n \n Shows the configuration state of the server. \n\n
2370 Sets the Router and RAS functionalities of the computer. \n
2371 \n%1!s! [ipv4rtrtype=] lanonly | lananddd | none \n [ipv6rtrtype=] lanonly | lananddd | none \n [rastype=] IPV4 | IPV6 | BOTH | NONE \n \n Sets the Router and RAS functionalities of the computer. \n \n ipv4rtrtype - Whether this computer is configured as IPv4 Router. \n LANONLY - Specifies that this computer is a LAN - only router and does \n not require Demand Dial or VPN connections. \n LANANDDD - Specifies that this computer is a LAN and Demand Dial \n router and supports VPN connections. \n NONE - Specifies that this computer is not enabled as a IPv4 router. \n \n ipv6rtrtype - Whether this computer is configured as IPv6 Router. \n LANONLY - Specifies that this computer is a LAN - only router and does \n not require Demand Dial or VPN connections. \n LANANDDD - Specifies that this computer is a LAN and Demand Dial \n router and supports VPN connections. \n NONE - Specifies that this computer is not enabled as a IPv6 router. \n \n rastype - Whether this computer is configured as Remote Access Server. \n IPV4 - Configured for IPv4. \n IPV6 - Configured for IPv6. \n BOTH - Configured for both IPv4 and IPv6. \n NONE - Not configured as a Remote Access Server. \n \n\n
2372 Shows the Router and RAS functionalities of the computer. \n
2373 \n%1!s!\ \n\n \n Shows the Router and RAS functionalities of the computer. \n\n
2374 Shows the status of the Routing and Remote Access Server. \n
2375 \n%1!s! \n\n \n Shows the status of a Routing and Remote Access Server \n\n
2376 Reset the statistics or disconnect a Remote Access Client. \n
2377 \n%1!s! [name=] <str_clientname> [state=] disconnect | resetstats \n \n name - The user name of the client to disconnect or reset statistics \n state - Action to perform \n disconnect - Disconnect the specified user \n resetstats - Reset the statistics for the specified user \n\n
2382 Shows the current status of RAS ports. \n
2383 \n%1!s! [ name=<port_name> ] [ state=<enum> ] \n \n Shows the current status of RAS ports. \n \n name - Name of the port whose status to display \n state - Display ports with the specified state : \n nonoperational - Non operational ports \n disconnected - Disconnected ports \n callingback - Ports calling back \n listening - Ports listening \n authenticating - Ports authenticating \n connected - Authenticated and connected ports \n initializing - Ports initializing \n \n Example: \n netsh ras> show portstatus name=VPN0-127 \n netsh ras> show portstatus state=connected \ \n\n\n
2384 Resets the statistics information of RAS ports. \n
2385 \n%1!s! [ [name=] <port_name> ] \n \n Resets the statistics information of RAS ports. \n \n name - Name of the port. If none specified, resets statistics of all \n active ports. \n\n
2402 Displays Remote Access properties for a user(s).\n
2403 \n%1!s! [ [name = ] username \n [mode = ] PERMIT|REPORT ] \n \n Displays user Remote Access properties. \n \n username - the user's logon name. If none is supplied, \n all users will be displayed. \n \n mode - the mode for showing information. If no mode is \n specified, REPORT is assumed. \n REPORT - show all users. \n PERMIT - show only users whose dial in permission is PERMIT \n\n
2421 Sets the Remote Access properties of a user.\n
2422 \n%1!s! [name = ] username \n [dialin = ] PERMIT|DENY|POLICY \n [ [cbpolicy = ] NONE|CALLER|ADMIN \n [cbnumber = ] callback number ] \n \n Sets user Remote Access properties. \n \n username - the user's logon name. \n \n dialin - whether the user will be allowed to dial in \n PERMIT - allow the user to dial in. \n DENY - do not allow the user to dial in. \n POLICY - use remote access policies to determine dialin. \n \n cbpolicy - the callback policy of the user. The callback \n feature is used to save the caller the cost of \n the phone call. \n NONE - callback is not allowed for the user \n CALLER - user can specify callback number at call time \n ADMIN - always call the user at the callback number \n \n cbnumber - the number to use when cbpolicy is ADMIN \n \n \n NOTE: The 'POLICY' option is not available for users that belong \n to a mixed-mode domain. For these users, 'POLICY' is \n assumed to mean 'DENY'. \n
2461 Registers the given Windows computer as a \n Remote Access server in the Active Directory of \n the given domain.\n
2462 \n%1!s! [ [domain = ] domain [server = ] server ] \n \n Registers the given Windows computer as a Remote Access server \n in the Active Directory of the given domain. \n \n server - the computer name of the computer to be registered as \n a Remote Access server. If no server is specified the \n computer from which the command is issued is assumed. \n \n domain - the domain in which the given server should be \n registered. If no domain is provided, the primary \n domain of the computer from which the command is \n issued is assumed. \n\n
2481 Un-registers the given Windows computer as a \n Remote Access server in the Active Directory of \n the given domain. \n
2482 \n%1!s! [ [domain = ] domain [server = ] server ] \n \n Un-registers the given Windows computer as a Remote Access \n server in the Active Directory of the given domain. \n \n server - the computer name of the computer to be unregistered as\n a Remote Access server. If no server is specified the \n computer from which the command is issued is assumed. \n \n domain - the domain in which the given server should be \n unregistered. If no domain is provided, the primary \n domain of the computer from which the command is \n issued is assumed. \n\n
2541 Displays whether a computer is registered as a \n Remote Access server in the Active Directory of \n the given domain. \n
2542 \n%1!s! [ [domain = ] domain [server = ] server ] \n \n Displays whether the given computer is registered as a Remote \n Access server in the given domain. \n \n server - the computer name of the computer in question. \n If no server is specified the computer from which the \n command is issued is assumed. \n \n domain - the domain. If no domain is provided, the primary \n domain of the computer from which the command is \n issued is assumed. \n\n
3201 Dumps Remote Access configuration info in script form.\n
3202 \n%1!s! \n \n Dumps Remote Access configuration information in script form. \n\n
3292 Sets configuration information.\n
3293 Displays information.\n
3294 Enables options.\n
3295 Disables options.\n
3298 Adds items to a table.\n
3299 Removes items from a table.\n
3301 Listens for Remote Access server advertisements.\n
3302 \n%1!s! \n \n Listens for Remote Access server advertisements. \n\n
3325 Shows Remote Access clients connected to this machine \n and their status. \n
3326 \n%1!s! [[name=]<str_clientname>] \n \n\n Shows Remote Access clients connected to this machine or their status. \n \nParameters \n None - Shows Remote Access clients connected to this machine. \n name - Shows the status of a given client connected to the machine. \n If this parameter is "*" , enumerates status of all clients. \n\n
5202 \nUn-registration completed successfully: \n Remote Access Server: %1!s! \n Domain: %2!s! \n \n Since user accounts are cached by the 'IAS' and \n 'Routing and Remote Access' services, this \n un-registration will not take effect until these \n services are restarted. \n \n
5427 \nRouting and Remote Access Server Properties \n-------------------------------------------- \n
5428 LAN routing only \n
5429 LAN and demand-dial routing \n
5430 Not Enabled \n
5431 \nIPv4 Router :
5432 \nIPv6 Router :
5433 \nIPv4 Remote Access Server :
5434 \nIPv6 Remote Access Server :
5435 \n None
5436 \nYou must specify what functions you want the Routing and Remote Access \nservice to perform (LAN routing, Demand-dial routing, or Remote Access). \n\n
5437 Enabled \n
5438 \n
5439 \nServer Status \n-------------- \n \nServer Name : %1!s! \nServer Type :
5440 (%1)
5441 Microsoft Windows NTW %1 %2
5442 Microsoft Windows NTS %1 %2
5443 %1 Server %2
5444 %1 Pro %2
5445 \nServer State : Started
5446 \nServer State : Stopped
5447 \nServer State : Paused
5448 \nServer State : Uknown
5449 \nServer State : Access denied
5450 (Unconfigured)
5451 \nPorts In Use : %1!s! \nTotal Ports : %2!s! \nUp Time (D:H:M) : %3!s! \n\n
5452 \nServer State : Starting
5453 \nServer State : Stopping
5454 \nServer State : Pausing
5455 \nPlease manually start the Routing and Remote Access Service. \n
5456 \nPlease manually stop the Routing and Remote Access Service. \n
5478 \nClient Status \n============= \n \nConnection : %1!s! \nDuration : %2!d! Days %3!d! Hours %4!d! Mins %5!d! secs \nRestriction state : %6!s! \n \nStatistics \n---------- \nBytes In : %7!-12d! Bytes out : %8!-12d! \nFrames in : %9!-12d! Frames out : %10!-12d! \nCompression in : %11!-2d!%% Compression out : %12!-2d!%% \n \nErrors \n------ \nCRC : %13!-12d! Framing : %14!-12d! \nTime-out : %15!-12d! Hardware Overruns : %16!-12d! \nAlignment: %17!-12d! Buffer Overruns : %18!-12d! \n \nNetwork Registration \n-------------------- \nIP Address : %19!s! \nIPv6 Prefix : %20!s! \nIPv6 Address: %21!s! \nNetBEUI name: %22!s! \n\n
5479 Unable to enumerate the Remote Access clients.\n\n
5480 No client found.\n\n
5481 %1!s! %2!s! (%3!s!)\n
5482 %1!s!\n
10002 One or more essential parameters are not specified.\n
10003 %1!s! is not an acceptable value for %2!s!.\n
10004 Unable to enumerate the users:\n\n
10008 \nIn order to set administrative callback mode, either you must specify \na callback number or the user must already have a callback number set.\n\n
10011 Unable to enumerate Ports. \n
10012 Unable to find the specified port : %1!s! \n
10013 Unable to reset port %1!s! (%2!s!). \n
20001 Displays help.\n
20002 \nUsage: %1!s!\n\n Displays help.\n\n
20003 Dumps Remote Access IP configuration info in script form.\n
20004 \n%1!s! \n \n Dumps Remote Access configuration information in script form. \n\n
20005 Sets the method by which the Remote Access server\n assigns IP addresses to its clients.\n
20006 \n%1!s! [method = ] AUTO|POOL \n \n Sets the method by which the Remote Access server assigns IP \n addresses to its clients. \n \n method - the method to use \n AUTO - automatically assigns IP addresses using DHCP. If no \n DHCP server is available, a random, private address \n is assigned. \n POOL - assigns IP address from the Remote Access server's \n pool. \n\n
20011 Sets whether clients can request their own IP addresses.\n
20012 \n%1!s! [mode = ] ALLOW|DENY \n \n Specifies whether dialin clients are permitted to request their own \n IP addresses. \n \n mode - the mode \n ALLOW - allow clients to request their own IP addresses. \n DENY - don't allow clients to request their own IP addresses. \n\n
20013 Sets whether clients are given access beyond the remote\n access server.\n
20014 \nUsage: %1!s! [mode = ] ALL|SERVERONLY \n \nParameters: \n \n mode - what type of access to grant \n ALL - clients are able to reach the remote access server \n and any networks to which it is connected. \n SERVERONLY - clients are able to reach the remote access server \n only. \n \nRemarks: Specifies whether IP network traffic from any client is \n forwarded to the network(s) to which the remote access server \n is connected. \n\n
20015 Displays current Remote Access IP configuration.\n
20016 \n%1!s! \n \n Displays current Remote Access IP configuration. \n\n
20017 Sets whether IP is negotiated for client Remote Access connections.\n
20018 \n%1!s! [mode = ] ALLOW|DENY \n \n Specifies whether the Remote Access server will allow IP to be \n configured for any client connections it accepts. \n \n mode - the mode \n ALLOW - permit IP over client connections. \n DENY - do not permit IP over client connections. \n\n
20019 Adds a range to the static IP address pool.\n
20020 \n%1!s! [from = ] from [to = ] to \n \n Adds a range to the static IP address pool that the Remote Access \n server uses. \n \n from - the starting IP address in the range in the form 'x.x.x.x' \n to - the ending IP address in the range in the form 'x.x.x.x' \n\n
20021 Deletes a range from the static IP address pool.\n
20022 \n%1!s! [from = ] from [to = ] to \n \n Deletes a range from the static IP address pool that the Remote \n Access server uses. \n \n from - the starting IP address in the range in the form 'x.x.x.x' \n to - the ending IP address in the range in the form 'x.x.x.x' \n\n
20023 Deletes all ranges from the static IP address pool.\n
20024 \n%1!s! \n \n Deletes all ranges from the static IP address pool. \n\n
20025 Sets whether to enable or disable broadcast\n name resolution using NetBIOS over TCP/IP.\n
20026 \n%1!s! [mode = ] ENABLED|DISABLED \n \n Specifies whether to enable or disable broadcast name resolution \n using NetBIOS over TCP/IP. \n \n mode - the mode \n ENABLED - enables broadcast name resolution using NetBIOS over \n TCP/IP. \n DISABLED - disables broadcast name resolution using NetBIOS over \n TCP/IP. \n\n
20027 Dumps Remote Access IPv6 configuration info in script form.\n
20028 Displays current Remote Access IPv6 configuration.\n
20029 Sets the method by which the Remote Access server\n assigns IPv6 prefixes to its clients.\n
20030 Sets the prefix that RAS server uses.\n
20031 Sets whether IPv6 is negotiated for client Remote Access connections.\n
20035 \n%1!s! [mode = ] ALLOW|DENY \n \n Specifies whether the Remote Access server will allow IPv6 to be \n configured for any client connections it accepts. \n \n mode - the mode \n ALLOW - permit IPv6 over client connections. \n DENY - do not permit IPv6 over client connections. \n\n
20036 Sets whether clients are given access beyond the remote\n access server.\n
20037 \nUsage: %1!s! [mode = ] ALL|SERVERONLY \n \nParameters: \n \n mode - what type of access to grant \n ALL - clients are able to reach the remote access server \n and any networks to which it is connected. \n SERVERONLY - clients are able to reach the remote access server \n only. \n \nRemarks: Specifies whether IPv6 network traffic from any client is \n forwarded to the network(s) to which the remote access server \n is connected. \n\n
20038 \n%1!s! [method = ] AUTO|POOL \n \n Sets the method by which the Remote Access server assigns IPv6 \n prefixes to its clients. \n \n method - the method to use \n AUTO - automatically assigns IPv6 prefixes using DHCP. \n POOL - assigns IPv6 prefix from the Remote Access server's \n pool. \n\n
20039 \n%1!s! [ prefix= ] <IPv6 Prefix> \n \n Sets the static IPv6 prefix that the Remote Access server uses to \n advertise to the clients. \n \n <IPv6 Prefix> - the IPv6 prefix in the form 'x:x:x:x::' \n\n
20042 Specifies the preferred adapter for Routing and Remote\n Access Service.\n
20043 \n%1!s![[name=] <interface_name> ]\n \n Specifies the preferred adapter for Routing and Remote Access Service \n \n name - name of the adapter in quoted string \n <interface_name> - Specifies that the adapter interface_name to be used \n to obtain the IP address for the allocation \n (If Configured to use DHCP) and the IP address of \n DHCP and WINS server for assignment to remote access \n clients and demand dial uses. \n No Argument - Default auto select setting. Specifies that RAS to \n select an adapter at random when Routing and Remote \n Access Service is started \n\n
20044 Shows the preferred adapter for Routing and Remote \n Access Service.\n
20045 \n%1!s! \n \n Shows the preferred adapter for Routing and Remote Access Service\n\n
21010 \n# End of Remote Access IPv6 configuration. \n \n
21011 %1!s! %2!s!\n
21050 An IP address entered was invalid.
21053 \nBefore you can switch to pool assignment mode, you must specify a \nvalid IP address pool using the '%1!s!' command. \n\n
21054 An IP address entered was in the form 127.x.x.x
21055 The range is not large enough.
21056 No reason given
21057 \nThe IP address range entered is invalid for the following reason: \n \n %1!s!\n \nThe following constraints apply to IP address ranges: \n \n 1. The addresses must be specified in standard dotted notation \n and must lie between 1.0.0.0 and 224.0.0.0 \n \n 2. The addresses must not be in the form the form 127.x.x.x. \n \n 3. The 'from' IP address must be at least 1 address less than \n the 'to' address. \n \n\n
21058 \nThe range you entered can not be assigned to the system since it overlaps\nan existing range. \n\n
21059 \nThe IPv6 prefix entered is not accepted for the following reason: \n \n %1!s!\n \nThe following constraint apply to IPv6 prefix: \n \n The prefix must be specified in standard colon notation \n i.e. 3FFE:1234:5678:90AB:: \n \n\n
21060 The prefix is invalid.
21062 No reason given
21065 \nPreferred adapter : Allow Routing and Remote Access Service to select adapter \n\n
21066 \nPreferred adapter : %1!s! \n\n
21067 \nPlease specify a valid adapter name. \n\n
21068 \nThe specified adapter could not be found : %1!s! \n\n
21069 \nThe interface is not of Dedicated Type. Specify an interface that is always \nconnected. Like a LAN interface, or interface connected over a leased line. \n\n
21070 \nIP is not enabled on the specified interface. \n\n
26000 Adds a RADIUS authentication server.\n
26002 Adds a RADIUS accounting server.\n
26003 Deletes a RADIUS server.\n
26004 Deletes a RADIUS accounting server.\n
26005 Sets the authentication provider.\n
26006 Sets the accounting provider.\n
26007 Sets properties of an authentication server.\n
26008 Sets properties of an accounting server.\n
26010 Displays the current authentication provider.\n
26011 Displays the RADIUS server(s) used for authentication.\n
26013 Displays the current accounting provider.\n
26014 Displays the RADIUS server(s) used for accounting.\n
26016 \n%1!s! [ name = ] server \n [ [secret =] secret \n [init-score =] InitialScore \n [port =] port \n [timeout =] timeout \n [signature = ] ENABLED|DISABLED ] \n \n Provides an IP address or name of a RADIUS server to pass authentication\n requests. \n \n name The DNS name or IP address of the RADIUS server \n secret The shared secret \n init-score Initial score (server priority) \n port Sets the port on which to send the authentication requests. \n timeout The timeout period before the RADIUS server is marked \n unavailable (seconds) \n signature whether to use Message Authenticator \n\n
26018 \n%1!s! [ name = ] server \n [ [secret =] secret \n [init-score =] InitialScore \n [port =] port \n [timeout = ] timeout \n [messages = ] ENABLED|DISABLED ] \n \n Provides an IP address or name of a RADIUS server to use for accounting.\n \n name The DNS name or IP address of the RADIUS server \n secret The shared secret \n init-score Initial score (server priority) \n port Sets the port on which to send the authentication requests. \n timeout The timeout period before the RADIUS server is marked \n unavailable (seconds) \n messages whether to send accounting on/off messages. \n\n
26020 \n%1!s! [name = ] server \n \n Deletes a RADIUS authentication server. \n\n
26022 \n%1!s! [name = ] server \n \n Deletes a RADIUS accounting server. \n\n
26024 \n%1!s! [provider =] WINDOWS|RADIUS \n \n Sets the authentication provider. \n \n windows Authentication via Windows security \n radius Authentication against a RADIUS server \n\n
26025 \n%1!s! [provider =] WINDOWS|RADIUS|NONE \n \n Sets the accounting provider. \n \n windows Accounting via the Windows logging facility \n radius Accounting via a RADIUS accounting server \n none Do not perform accounting \n\n
26026 \n%1!s! [ name = ] server \n [ [secret =] secret \n [init-score =] InitialScore \n [port =] port \n [timeout =] timeout \n [signature = ] ENABLED|DISABLED ] \n \n Provides an IP address or name of a RADIUS server to pass authentication\n requests. \n \n name The DNS name or IP address of the RADIUS server \n secret The shared secret \n init-score Initial score (server priority) \n port Sets the port on which to send the authentication requests. \n timeout The timeout period before the RADIUS server is marked \n unavailable (seconds) \n signature whether to use Message Authenticator \n\n
26027 \n%1!s! [ name = ] server \n [ [secret =] secret \n [init-score =] InitialScore \n [port =] port \n [timeout = ] timeout \n [messages = ] ENABLED|DISABLED ] \n \n Provides an IP address or name of a RADIUS server to use for accounting.\n \n name The DNS name or IP address of the RADIUS server \n secret The shared secret \n init-score Initial score (server priority) \n port Sets the port on which to send the authentication requests. \n timeout The timeout period before the RADIUS server is marked \n unavailable (seconds) \n messages whether to send accounting on/off messages. \n\n
26028 \n%1!s! \n \n Displays the authentication provider \n\n
26029 \n%1!s! \n \n Displays the accounting provider \n\n
26030 \n%1!s! [ [name = ] server ] \n \n Displays detailed information about an authentication \n server. \n \n name The DNS name or IP address of the RADIUS server \n \n If no server name is provided, all configured authentication\n servers will be displayed. \n\n
26031 \n%1!s! [ [name = ] server ] \n \n Displays detailed information about an accounting \n server. \n \n name The DNS name or IP address of the RADIUS server \n \n If no server name is provided, all configured accounting \n servers will be displayed. \n\n
26032 Displays help.\n
26033 \nUsage: %1!s!\n\n Displays help.\n\n
26034 Dumps Remote Access AAAA configuration info in script form.\n
26035 \n%1!s! \n \n Dumps Remote Access AAAA configuration information in script \n form. \n\n
26113 Sets the IPsec policy for L2TP connection. \n
26114 \n%1!s! [psk=] ENABLED | DISABLED \n [secret =] <Pre shared key> \n \n Sets the IPsec policy for L2TP connection. \n \n psk - Specifies whether a L2TP connection can use a Custom IPsec policy \n ENABLED - Custom IPsec policy using pre-shared keys \n DISABLED - Certificate Authority Policy. \n \n secret - The pre-shared key to be used with custom IPsec policy. \n\n
26115 Shows the IPsec policy for L2TP connection.\n
26116 \n%1!s! \n Shows the IPsec policy for L2TP connection.\n\n
26150 Cannot add a server which is already added.\n
26151 \nRouting and Remote Access service is not running on this computer \n\n
26152 \nBad Pre-Shared key. \ \n\nEnter a pre-shared key with more than one and less than 256 characters, \nenclosed within quotes. \n\n
26153 Cannot set properties of a server which is not added.\n
27000 Installation Info.\n
27001 \n%1!s! [ type = ] FILE|EMAIL \n [ destination = ] destination \n [ [ compression = ] ENABLED|DISABLED \n [ hours = ] hours \n [ verbose = ] ENABLED|DISABLED ] \n \n Installation Info. \n \n type - type of destination. \n FILE - save the diagnostic report to a file. \n EMAIL - send the diagnostic report to an email address. \n \n destination - the destination for the diagnostic report. Either a \n filename or an email address is a valid destination. \n \n compression - compress the diagnostic report into a CAB file. \n ENABLED - enables compression. Default setting for email \n destination. \n DISABLED - disables compression. Default setting for file \n destination. \n \n hours - only show log entries from this number of hours in the past. \n 1 - 24 is valid. If no time is specified, the entire log will\n be displayed. \n \n verbose - Amount of data to include in the diagnostic report. \n ENABLED - enables verbose information. \n DISABLED - disables verbose information. Default. \n \n
27002 \nFile Name : %1!s! \nLast Write Time : %2!0.2d!/%3!0.2d!/%4!0.4d! %5!0.2d!:%6!0.2d! \nCreation Time : %7!0.2d!/%8!0.2d!/%9!0.4d! %10!0.2d!:%11!0.2d! \nFile Size : %12!d! bytes \n
27003 %1!-41s! =
27004 OK.\n
27005 Not Found.\n
27008 %1!-20s! %2!s!\n
27009 \nNetwork Adapters \n---------------- \n
27010 \nNetwork Protocols \n----------------- \n
27011 \nNetwork Services \n---------------- \n
27012 \nNetwork Clients \n--------------- \n
27017 Repairs the installation of all Remote Access components.\n
27018 \n%1!s! [ [ answerfile = ] answerfile ] \n \n Repairs the installation of all Remote Access components. \n \n answerfile - the answerfile name. If no answerfile is provided, the \n default system values are utilized. For more \n information on the syntax of the answerfile, please \n refer to the 'Preinstallation Reference' documentation. \n \n
27019 \nRepair successful. You need to reboot your computer for this change \nto take effect. \n \n
27023 \nThe answerfile is invalid. \n \n
27030 The following registry keys were not found:\n
27031 Enables/disables extended tracing for all components.\n
27032 \n %1!s! [ state = ] ENABLED|DISABLED|CLEAR \n \n Enables, disables, or clears extended tracing logs for all network connections. \n \n state - - tracing state of the RAS components \n ENABLED - Enables all available logging functions for all network connections. \n DISABLED - Disables all available logging functions for all network connections. \n CLEAR - Clears all extended tracing log files. \n \n
27033 Shows whether extended tracing is enabled for all components.\n
27034 \nUsage: %1!s! \n \n Shows whether extended tracing is enabled for all components. \n \n
27035 Shows whether extended tracing is enabled for components.\n
27036 \n %1!s! [ [component = ] component ] \n \n Shows whether tracing for the given component is enabled. If no \n component is specified, shows the state of all components. \n \n component - the component \n\n
27037 Enables/disables extended tracing for a component.\n
27038 \n %1!s! [component = ] component [state = ] ENABLED|DISABLED \n \n Enables or disables extended tracing for the given component. \n \n component - the component (use '*' to denote all components) \n\n
27039 %1!-40s! %2!s!\n
27040 %1!s! %2!s! %3!s!\n
27041 \n Successfully set Remote Access tracing. \n \n
27044 \n Unable to set modem tracing or no modems are currently installed. \n This is not an error. \n \n
27045 Enables or disables tracing of modem settings and messages during a network connection.\n
27046 \n %1!s! [ state = ] ENABLED|DISABLED \n \n Enables or disables tracing of modem settings and messages during a network connection. \n \n state - tracing state of modem \n ENABLED - Enables modem tracing for all network connections that use a modem. \n DISABLED - Disables modem tracing for all network connections that use a modem. \n \n
27047 Shows whether tracing of modem settings and messages during a network connection is enabled.\n
27048 \nUsage: %1!s! \n \n Shows whether tracing of modem settings and messages during a network connection is enabled. \n \n
27057 \n %1!s! [ state = ] ENABLED|DISABLED \n \n Enables or disables logging for Connection Manager service profiles. \n \n state - tracing state for Connection Manager service profiles. \n ENABLED - Enables logging for Connection Manager service profiles. \n DISABLED - Disables logging for Connection Manager service profiles. \n \n
27058 Shows whether Connection Manager logging is enabled.\n
27061 \n Unable to clear Connection Manager logs files or no log files were \n present to delete. \n \n
27062 \n Successfully set Connection Manager logging. \n \n
27063 \n Unable to set Connection Manager logging or no Connection Manager service \n profiles are currently installed. \n This is not an error. \n \n
27064 \n Connection Manager logging is enabled. \n \n
27065 \n Connection Manager logging is disabled or no Connection Manager \n profiles are currently installed. \n \n
27066 %1!0.2d! %2!-45.45s! %3!-15.15s!\n
27067 \n Unable to show Remote Access INF Files. \n \n
27068 \n Unable to show Remote Access device list. \n \n
27069 \n Successfully cleared the Security Event Logs. \n \n
27070 \n Unable to clear the Security Event Logs. \n \n
27071 \n Successfully set the Security Event Logs. \n \n
27072 \n Unable to set the Security Event Logs. \n \n
27073 \n Security Event Logs are enabled. \n \n
27074 \n Security Event Logs are disabled. \n \n
27075 Shows whether Security Event Logs are enabled.\n
27076 \nUsage: %1!s! \n \n Shows whether logging of Security Events is enabled. \n \n
27077 Enables or disables Security Event logging. You can view Security Event logs using Event Viewer.\n
27078 \n %1!s! [ state = ] ENABLED|DISABLED \n \n Enables or disables Security Event logging. You can view Security Event logs using Event Viewer. \n \n state - tracing state of security events \n ENABLED - Enables logging of Security Events for all network connections. \n DISABLED - Disables logging of Security Events for all network connections. \n \n
27079 Configuration Info.\n
27080 \n%1!s! [ type = ] FILE|EMAIL \n [ destination = ] destination \n [ [ compression = ] ENABLED|DISABLED \n [ hours = ] hours \n [ verbose = ] ENABLED|DISABLED ] \n \n Configuration Info. \n \n type - type of destination. \n FILE - save the diagnostic report to a file. \n EMAIL - send the diagnostic report to an email address. \n \n destination - the destination for the diagnostic report. Either a \n filename or an email address is a valid destination. \n \n compression - compress the diagnostic report into a CAB file. \n ENABLED - enables compression. Default setting for email \n destination. \n DISABLED - disables compression. Default setting for file \n destination. \n \n hours - only show log entries from this number of hours in the past. \n 1 - 24 is valid. If no time is specified, the entire log will\n be displayed. \n \n verbose - Amount of data to include in the diagnostic report. \n ENABLED - enables verbose information. \n DISABLED - disables verbose information. Default. \n \n
27081 Shows all logs.\n
27082 \n%1!s! [ type = ] FILE|EMAIL \n [ destination = ] destination \n [ [ compression = ] ENABLED|DISABLED \n [ hours = ] hours \n [ verbose = ] ENABLED|DISABLED ] \n \n Shows all logs. \n \n type - type of destination. \n FILE - save the diagnostic report to a file. \n EMAIL - send the diagnostic report to an email address. \n \n destination - the destination for the diagnostic report. Either a \n filename or an email address is a valid destination. \n \n compression - compress the diagnostic report into a CAB file. \n ENABLED - enables compression. Default setting for email \n destination. \n DISABLED - disables compression. Default setting for file \n destination. \n \n hours - only show log entries from this number of hours in the past. \n 1 - 24 is valid. If no time is specified, the entire log will\n be displayed. \n \n verbose - Amount of data to include in the diagnostic report. \n ENABLED - enables verbose information. \n DISABLED - disables verbose information. Default. \n \n
27083 \n Unable to show Remote Access tracing logs or no log files were \n present. \n \n
27084 \n Unable to show modem tracing logs or no log files were present. \n \n
27085 \n Unable to show Connection Manager logs or no log files were present. \n \n
27086 \n Unable to show IPsec tracing logs or no log files were present. \n \n
27087 \n Unable to modify IPsec tracing settings. \n \n
27088 \n Successfully set IPsec tracing settings. \n \n
27090 \n Unable to validate installed networking components. \n \n
27091 \nUnable to repair Remote Access. \n \n
27093 \n Unable to show process information. \n \n
27094 \n Unable to show Remote Access event logs or no log entries were \n present. \n \n
27095 \n Unable to show the system Remote Access phone book or no Remote Access\n connections are present. \n \n
27096 \n Unable to show the user Remote Access phone book or no Remote Access \n connections are present. \n \n
27097 \n Unable to show the console utilities output. \n \n
27098 Shows Remote Access Diag Report.\n
27099 \n%1!s! [ type = ] FILE|EMAIL \n [ destination = ] destination \n [ [ compression = ] ENABLED|DISABLED \n [ hours = ] hours \n [ verbose = ] ENABLED|DISABLED ] \n \n Shows the entire Remote Access Diagnostic Report. \n \n type - type of destination. \n FILE - save the diagnostic report to a file. \n EMAIL - send the diagnostic report to an email address. \n \n destination - the destination for the diagnostic report. Either a \n filename or an email address is a valid destination. \n \n compression - compress the diagnostic report into a CAB file. \n ENABLED - enables compression. Default setting for email \n destination. \n DISABLED - disables compression. Default setting for file \n destination. \n \n hours - only show log entries from this number of hours in the past. \n 1 - 24 is valid. If no time is specified, the entire log will\n be displayed. \n \n verbose - Amount of data to include in the diagnostic report. \n ENABLED - enables verbose information. \n DISABLED - disables verbose information. Default. \n \n
27100 \n Unable to show the winmsd/msinfo32 report. \n \n
27101 \nSuccessfully created the Diagnostic Report: \n \n%1!s! \n \n
27102 \nSuccessfully sent the Diagnostic Report: \n \n%1!s! \n \n
27103 \nUnable to create the Diagnostics Report: \n \n%1!s! \n \n
27104 \nUnable to send the Diagnostic Report: \n \n%1!s! \n \n
27105 \nUnable to compress the Diagnostic Report: \n \n%1!s! \n \n
27106 \nUnable to display the Diagnostic Report: \n \n%1!s! \n \n
27107 \n Unable to show security event logs or no log entries were present. \n \n
27145 \n# End of Remote Access Diagnostics Configuration.\n \n \n
27146 Shows whether extended tracing is enabled for components.\n
27147 \n %1!s! [ [component = ] component ] \n \n Shows whether tracing for the given component is enabled. If no \n component is specified, shows the state of all components. \n \n component - the component \n\n
27148 Enables/disables extended tracing for a component.\n
27149 \n %1!s! [component = ] component [state = ] ENABLED|DISABLED \n \n Enables or disables extended tracing for the given component. \n \n component - the component (use '*' to denote all components) \n\n
27150 \n The console utility timed out and was terminated. \n \n
27151 Sets the global Log level for RRAS \n
27152 \n%1!s! [events=] error | warn | all | none \n \n Sets the global Log level for Routing and Remote Access Service \n \n events - Events to log into the System Log in Event Viewer \n none - Specifies that no event is logged \n error - Specifies that only errors are logged \n warn - Specifies that errors and warnings are logged \n all - Specifies to log all events. \n\n
27153 Shows the global Log level for RRAS \n
27154 \n%1!s! \n \n Shows the global Log level for Routing and Remote Access Service \n\n
27155 \nServer Global Logging Properties \n--------------------------------\nEvents logged :
27156 Log errors only \n
27157 Log errors and warnings \n
27158 Log All events\n
27159 Do not log any events\n
27160 \nYou must specify the global log level \n\n
28000 Adds a new demand dial interface. \n
28001 \n%1!s! [name=]<str> [type=] vpn | dialup \n [host=]< str> [device=] <str> \n [user=] <str> [password=] <str> \n \n Adds a new demand dial interface. \n \n name - Name of the Interface \n type - Type of demand dial connection : VPN or Dialup \n host - Host name / IP of the remote computer for if the connection \n is a using VPN device \n - Comma separated list of phone numbers (primary, alternate1, \n alternate2... )for connection using physical devices like Modem \n device - In case of connection using VPN device, either auto, pptp \n or l2tp \n - Name of the Dialup device, if the connection using a physical device \n user - Dialout credential in in Domain\username format \n password - Password for dialout credential \n\n
28002 Deletes a demand dial interface. \n
28003 \n%1!s! [name=]<str> \n \n Deletes a demand dial interface \n \n name - Name of the demand dial interface \n\n
28004 Sets the option settings for a demand dial interface. \n
28005 \n%1!s! [name=]<str> [host=]<str> \n [device=]<str> [conntype=] persistent | dd \n [idletime=]<int> [redialatt=]<int> \n [redialinterval=] <int> \n [callback=] enabled | disabled \n [restrictions=]<str> \n \n Sets the option settings for a demand dial interface \n \n name - Name of the Interface \n host - For connection using VPN device, Host name/IP of the remote \n computer \n - For connection using physical device(like Modem), comma separated \n list of phone numbers (primary , alternate1, alternate2& . ) \n device - For connection using VPN device, VPN strategy : auto, pptp, or l2tp \n - For connection using a physical device, name of the Dialup device \n conntype - Connection Type either Demand Dial or Persistent \n idletime - Connection idle time out in minutes. The legal values are : \n 0, 1, 5, 20, 30, 60, 120, 240, 480, and 720 \n redialatt - Number of redial attempts. Value should be between 1 and 99 \n redialinterval - Wait time between redialing attempts in seconds. The \n legal values are : 1, 3, 5, 10, 30, 60, 120, 300, 600 \n callback - Enable or Disable Callback \n restrictions - The times during which dial-out is restricted, specified in \n a comma separated string where day is a numeral that \n corresponds to a day of the week (Sunday = 0, Monday = 1 & . \n Saturday = 6): "<day1><space><time range><space><time range> \n <space>. . . , <day2><time range><space>. . .<day3> \n example:"2 09:00-12:00 13:00-17:30, 4 09:00-12:00 13:00-17:30" \n\n
28006 Shows the settings for a demand dial interface. \n
28007 \n\n%1!s! [name=]<str> \n \n Shows the settings for a demand dial interface. \n \n name - Name of the Interface \n\n
28008 Sets the dial out credentials for a demand dial interface. \n
28009 \n%1!s! [name=]<str> [user=]<str> [password=]<str> \n \n Sets the dial out credentials for a demand dial interface \n \n name - Name of the Interface \n user - User information in "Domain Name\User Name" format \n password - Password \n\n
28010 Sets the PPP options for a demand dial interface. \n
28011 \n%1!s! [name=]<str> \n [lcp=] enabled | disabled \n [swc=] enabled | disabled \n [multi=] enabled | disabled \n \n Sets the PPP options for a demand dial interface. \n \n name - Name of the interface \n lcp - LCP extensions \n swc - Software Compression \n multi - Negotiate multi link for single connection \n\n
28012 Shows the PPP options for a demand dial interface. \n
28013 \n%1!s! [name=]<str> \n \n Shows the PPP options for a demand dial interface \n \n name - Name of the interface \n\n
28014 Sets the security options for a demand dial interface. \n
28015 \n%1!s! [name=]<str> \n [encryption=] none | opt | req | max \n [pap=] enabled | disabled \n [chap=] enabled | disabled \n [mschapv2=] enabled | disabled \n [psk=] enabled | disabled \n [secret=] <str_pre_shared_key> \n \n Sets the security options of a demand dial interface \n \n name - Name of the interface \n encryption - Data encryption \n pap - PAP authentication. Enable only with encryption = none \n chap - CHAP authentication. Enable only with encryption = none \n mschapv2 - MS-CHAP v2 authentication. \n psk - Custom Pre-shared key IPsec policy for L2TP connection \n secret - The pre-shared key if psk = enabled \n\n
28016 Shows the security options of a demand dial interface. \n
28017 \n%1!s! [name=]<str> \n \n Shows the security options of a demand dial interface \n \n name - Name of the interface \n\n
28018 Sets the callback number of the callback device for \n demand dial interfaces. \n
28019 \n%1!s! [name=]<str> [number=]<str> \n \n Sets the callback number of the callback device for demand dial interfaces. \n \n name - The callback device \n number - The phone number for the callback device \n\n
28020 Shows the callback number of the callback device \n for demand dial interfaces. \n
28021 \n%1!s! [ [name=]<str > ] \n \n Shows the callback number of the callback device for demand dial \n interfaces. \n \n name - The callback device name. If no device is specified, \n lists all the callback devices \n\n
28022 \nDemand Dial Options \n------------------- \n \nInterface name : %1!s! \nDevice : %2!s! \nVPN Stratagy : %3!s! \nHost name : %4!s! \nUser : %5!s! \nConnection Type : %6!s! \nIdle Time : %7!d! Minutes \nRedial Attempts : %8!d! \nRedial Interval : %9!d! Seconds \nCallback : %10!s! \nDial Out Restriction :
28023 \nAdmin State Connection State Interface Name \n---------------------------------------------------------------\n
28024 %1!-16s! %2!-21s! %3!s!\n
28025 \nPPP Options \n----------- \n \nInterface Name : %1!s! \nLCP extensions : %2!s! \nSoftware Compression : %3!s! \nNegotiate multi link : %4!s! \n\n
28034 \nCallback Device : %1!s! \nCallback Number : %2!s! \n\n
28035 Auto
28036 PPTP
28037 L2TP
28038 PPPOE
28039 UNKNOWN
28040 Demand dial
28041 Persistent
28042 VPN
28043 \n \n# ----------------------------------------------------------------------- \n# Remote Access Demand Dial Configuration \n# ----------------------------------------------------------------------- \n# This script is not guaranteed to work across machines with different \n# Physical Demand Dial devices like Modems. Before executing this script, \n# all these devices should be installed with same name and on same port \n# ----------------------------------------------------------------------- \n# Known issues and limitations : \n# 1. The user needs to set the password for dial out credentials either here \n# in the script for every interface enumerated below or later on using the \n# MMC or "ras demanddial set credentials" command. \n# 2. The user needs to manually set the EAP settings like PEAP or installing \n# Smartcard or other Certificates on the machine \n\n
28044 \n# End of Remote Access Demand Dial configuration. \n \n \n
28045 %1!s! %2!s! %3!s! %4!s!\n
28049 Unable to create interface %1!s!. Error %2!d!.\n
28050 \nThe following interface could not be found : %1!s! \n
28051 \nThe following interface is not a demand dial router : %1!s! \n
28052 \ \n\nThe following demand dial interface does not have a \nphone book entry : %1!s! \n
28053 \nPlease select at least one password authentication protocol. \n
28054 \nThe password authentication protocol options are not valid for the \nspecified data encryption option. \n\n
28055 \nThe following callback device could not be found : %1!s! .\n
28056 \nNo callback devices found. \n
28057 \nThe following device could not be found : %1!s! \n\n
28058 \nTo add a demand-dial interface, demand-dial routing must enabled on this \nserver. To enable demand-dial routing, use "ras set type" command. \n\n
28070 Restores the Router.pbk file from netsh dump script. Do not call it explicitly. \n
28071 \n%1!s! blob=<file blob> \n \n Restores the Router.pbk file from netsh dump script. Do not call this \n command explicitly as it is to be used only by the Netsh dump script \n along with a sequence of other commands. \n\n
28072 Re-installs the demand dial interfaces from Netsh dump script. Do not call it explicitly. \n
28073 \n%1!s! name=<str> \n \n Re-installs the demand dial interfaces from Netsh dump script. Do not call \n this command explicitly as it is only to be called by a dump script. \n\n
