Hello Denis

You  can restart the login process when TP sees the server connect. One way to achieve this is by using a VBScript that continuously checks for the server's availability and restarts the login process once the server is detected. Here's an example VBScript that you can modify to suit your specific needs:

On Error Resume Next

' Set path to shared folder

sharedPath = "\\server\shared\alarms"

' Set delay between checks (in milliseconds)

checkDelay = 5000

Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")

Do While True

' Check if server is available

Set objServer = Nothing

Set objServer = GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\" & serverName & "\root\cimv2")

If Not objServer Is Nothing Then

' Server is available, restart login process

' Replace with code to restart the login

' ...

' Exit loop

Exit Do

End If

' Wait before checking again

WScript.Sleep checkDelay

Loop

In this example, the script continuously checks for the server's availability by attempting to connect to it using WMI. Once the server is detected, the script exits the loop and restarts the login process. You'll need to replace the comment `'Replace with code to restart the login'` with your own code to actually restart the login process.

Note that this script runs indefinitely until the server is detected, so you'll need to stop it manually once the login process has been restarted. Alternatively, you can add some logic to the script to exit automatically after a certain amount of time or after a maximum number of attempts.