Generally RAS connections are created programmatically to better handle hang-ups, disconnects, re-dial attempts, etc. What you can do to accomplish this is write a simple program that automatically dials the connectoid you are using (e.g. GSM_COM4). After writing this program you can follow the instructions in
this post to start your program at boot-up.
There's a freely available RAS wrapper from the OpenNETCF community for use in managed code:
http://rascf.codeplex.com/I've attached a quick VS2008 project implementing the library.
RAS Library Reference for CE6:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee496773.aspxThere's also an option to make a RasEntry the default connection. This will cause the connection dialog to appear at boot-up so that the "Connect" button is immediately available. To do this click on Start > Settings > Network and Dial-up connections > Right-click on Connectoid (e.g. GSM_COM4) > and check "Set as Default". While this won't autodial the connection at boot-up it certainly makes it faster to connect.