Q: Azure Virtual Network Point-to-Site (ex. Azure Connect) autoconnect While Azure Connect is being retired and Azure Virtual Network provides similar feature with better speed, i've noticed few drawbacks though.
Azure Connect was capable of maintaining connection automatically, without user even having to log in. Azure Virtual Network however requires user to interactively connect/reconnect to VPN. This makes it quite unusable in production environment. Are there any ways to overcome this obstacle?

A: This works you just need to go to the folder and get the long name for the phone book from that folder. Also the AzureVPN (the name) should be replaced with the same thing without .pbk 

A: To solve this problem you can use rasdial.
First time i used rasdial  i run into this problem:
This function is not supported on this system. Don't get fooled by this message because its just that you didn't give the correct syntax.
rasdial "Your VPN name" /phonebook:%userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Network\Connections\Cm\Your-VPN\Your-VPN.pbk"


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*%userprofile% is de user profiel you used to install Azure vpn with.

*Your-VPN is de name of the azure vpn connection.

A simpel methode is to make a batch script:
SET VPN_NAME=azureVPN
:loop
rasdial %VPN_NAME% /PHONEBOOK:C:\Users\bas\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Network\Connections\Cm\%VPN_NAME%\%VPN_NAME%.pbk
timeout 10
goto loop

result will be:
Connecting to test...
Verifying username and password...
Registering your computer on the network...
Successfully connected to test.
Command completed successfully.

after 10 seconds:
You are already connected to test.
Command completed successfully.

To let this script start when the computer starts use the taskscheduler.
