Cisco Clean Access Agent

[gerauchert]

Heres the deal. The only way I have access to internet is through my school's network. The university makes it so that the only way you can use their network is by logging into this program called "Cisco Clean Access Agent". This allows me to access the internet. This normally would be no big deal.... BUT!

Every so often it will randomly log me out and then ask me to log back in, thus cutting the connection to the internet until I log back in. Once again only a minor inconvenience under normal conditions, however when I am autoing with SCAR overnight it fucks everything up. When the connection is lost the script fails because it has no access to the internet.

My scripts can only run for a little over an hour at times because of this and it is really annoying. Does anyone know a way around this problem?

Maybe a way to include something in the script to correct it? Or a second script to handle it?

[cbris]

"Or a second script to handle it?" perfect
Macro with smart so that you mouse can be controlled by another script. Then write a simple script (not using smart of course) that finds the box requesting you to back long in and can enter your log in details.

you might have to experiment on the details, but this is possible.

[Timer]

Edit Line 445 In SRL\SRL\Core\Login.scar too...
218: Actions := ['Error Connecting.', 120000, {Times to try login? Try... Wait 2 mins, Trie things + 1, repeat..., probally 20 times (so 40 mins of re-trying)?}20, 'Terminate', 'Error Connecting'];

[Waddo]

could you make a script that relogs you into you ccaa account?

[gerauchert]

thanks for the advice guys. Ill definitely fool around with the "error connecting" thing and will make a backup script for the cisco thing. Hopefully it will solve it.

[NiCbaZ]

do you have to logg back into the network???

if so do a simple thing like this

( take the part from login.scar) "error conecting to server"

if get that then ( do you get a popup to sign back in?) if get the color of the popup at the X,Y then typesend the user & pass. just do something like that make it a procdure at the top of your script.


If Not Logged in then
begin
if NetWorkOffLine then // < use a GetCOlor or something for that
FixConection // just the function that types in the stuff ect..
LoginPlayer;
end;

and just put that in your antirandoms or something.

[fridaynitelights]

my school uses the cisco clean access thing too. i found that if you close it through taskmanager it still lets me on the internet with no problems. see if it works for you.