s![name= Specifies the preferred adapter for Routing and Remote Access Service name

%1!s![[name=]  ]
                                                       
  Specifies the preferred adapter for Routing and Remote Access Service 
                                                       
  name - name of the adapter in quoted string                               
     - Specifies that the adapter interface_name  to be used 
                       to obtain the IP address for the allocation          
                       (If Configured to use DHCP) and the IP address of    
                       DHCP and WINS server for assignment to remote access 
                       clients and demand dial uses.                        
    No Argument      - Default auto select setting. Specifies that RAS to   
                       select an adapter at random when Routing and Remote  
                        Access Service is started

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