RAS Phone Books
Phone books provide a standard way to collect and specify the information that
the Remote Access Connection Manager needs to establish a remote connection.
Phone books associate entry names with information such as phone numbers, COM
ports, and modem settings. Each phone-book entry contains the information needed
to establish a RAS connection.
Windows NT: Phone books are stored in phone-book files, which are text files that contain
the entry names and associated information. RAS creates a phone-book file
called RASPHONE.PBK. The user can use the main
Dial-Up Networking dialog box to create personal phone-book files. The Win32 API does not
currently provide support for creating a phone-book file. Some RAS functions, such as
the
RasDial function, have a parameter that specifies a phone-book file. If the caller
does not specify a phone-book file, the function uses the default phone-book
file, which is the one selected by the user in the
User Preferences property sheet of the
Dial-Up Networking dialog box.
Windows NT version 4.0 provides the
RasPhonebookDlg and
RasEntryDlg functions that display the built-in RAS user interface that enable users to
work with phone books and phone-book entries.
Windows 95: Dial-up networking stores phonebook entries in the registry rather than in a
phonebook file. Windows 95 does not support personal phone-book files. Windows
95 does not support the functions that display the built-in RAS dialog boxes.
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