sumit chakravarty [ms]

Hi Bruno,

That KB article describes a situation where the user stops RRAS while a
connection is up, thus orphaning the connection. I assume you're not doing
that in your code somewhere. :-)

Perhaps you could enable RAS logging as below and make the logs available?

To enable logging, type the following in a cmd.exe window:
netsh ras set tracing * enabled

Now let your application connect, and run until the point of first failure.

Now you can turn tracing off:
netsh ras set tracing * disabled

The log files are in a directory named 'tracing' under the Windows
directory.

-sumit
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