RAS Authentication Retry Dialog Box Skipped

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To reproduce the problem, run RAS, select the entry for the server you are calling, choose Edit, and then clear the "Authenticate using current user name and password" option. Choose Dial and leave the RAS Authentication dialog box username, password, and Domain fields blank. Now RAS automatically checks whether your local logon credentials match your remote logon credentials and proceeds as follows:

• If they match, RAS grants you access without prompting you with the Retry Authentication dialog box.
• If they differ, the retry authentication dialog box appears and RAS grants you access only if you enter the correct remote logon credentials.

NOTE: You may enter any workgroup or domain name you choose in the RAS Authentication dialog box on a Windows NT 3.5 or 3.51 Workstation. But if you use a Windows NT 3.5 or 3.51 server as a dial-out RAS client, then you must enter the appropriate domain or workgroup name associated with the username and password on the remote network.