277 lines
10 KiB
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277 lines
10 KiB
Plaintext
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[ENTRY]
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-- Taken from the Dial Up entry name in Win9x
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Type=<RASET-code>
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-- RASET codes are defined in ras.h. They are
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RASET_Phone (0x1) , RASET_Vpn (0x2), RASET_Direct (0x3), RASET_Internet (0x4).
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This setting determines what is dialup options are presented to the end user.
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Description=<description>
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-- This is not used by NT5 and nothing is migrated to it.
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AutoLogon=<1/0>
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-- ???????????????
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DialParamsUID=<unique-ID>
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-- ???????????????
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Guid=<guid>
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-- Nothing is migrated to this setting. A GUID will be assigned to the entry
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the first time it is used on NT 5.0.
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UsePwForNetwork=<1/0>
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-- This is unused on NT 5.0 and nothing is migrated to it.
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ServerType=<ST-code>
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-- This is unused on NT 5.0 and nothing is migrated to it.
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BaseProtocol=<BP-code> ;same
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Authentication=<AS-code> ;same
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ExcludedProtocols=<NP-bits> ;same
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LcpExtensions=<1/0> ;same
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DataEncryption=<DE-code> ;same, but new codes for IpSec
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SkipNwcWarning=<1/0> ;same
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SkipDownLevelDialog=<1/0> ;same
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SwCompression=<1/0> ;same
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UseCountryAndAreaCodes=<1/0> ;Deleted, becomes "UseDRules" of 1st phone#
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AreaCode=<string> ;Deleted, becomes "AreaCode" of 1st phone#
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CountryID=<id> ;Deleted, becomes "CountryID" of 1st #
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CountryCode=<code> ;Deleted, becomes "CountryCode" of 1st #
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ShowMonitorIconInTaskBar=<1/0>
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-- The answer to this is the value stored in !(<HKR\Remote Access\[DialUi]> & DIALUI_DONT_SHOW_ICON)
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CustomAuthKey=<EAP-code>
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-- Nothing is migrated to this key from Windows9x.
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CustomAuthData=<hexdump>
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-- Nothing is migrated to this key from Windows9x.
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AuthRestrictions=<AR-code>
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-- Nothing is migrate to this key from Windows9x.
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OverridePref=<RASOR-bits>
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-- Set to "15" on upgrade. This ensures that
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RedialAttempts, RedialSeconds, IdleDisconnectSeconds, and RedialOnLinkFailure are used from the
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entry. This is also the default set on NT 5.0.
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DialMode=<DM-code>
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-- Nothing migrated currently for this setting. Need to have multilink tested further to see if there is
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something that can be put there (I do not think that there is..)
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DialPercent=<0-100>
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-- Hardcoded to '90' during migration.
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DialSeconds=<1-n>
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-- Hardcoded to '120' during migration.
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HangUpPercent=<0-100>
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-- Hardcoded to '50' during migration.
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HangUpSeconds=<1-n>
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-- Hardcoded to '120' during migration.
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RedialAttempts=<n>
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-- <HKR\Remote Access\[RedialTry]>
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RedialSeconds=<n>
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-- let d = <HKR\Remote Access\[RedialWait]>, then DialSeconds = HIWORD(d) * 60 + LOWORD(d)
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IdleDisconnectSeconds=<-1,0-n>
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-- Hardcoded to '-1' during migration.
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RedialOnLinkFailure=<1/0>
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-- Defaults to 0 during migration.
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CallbackMode=<1/0>
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-- Defaults to 0 during migration.
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CustomDialDll=<path> ;same, i.e. NYI
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CustomDialFunc=<func-name> ;same, i.e. NYI
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AuthenticateServer=<1/0> ;same
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SecureLocalFiles=<1/0>
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-- Not used during migration.
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ShareMsFilePrint=<1/0>
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-- Not used during migration.
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BindMsNetClient=<1/0>
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-- Not used during migration (need to investigate.)
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SharedPhoneNumbers=<1/0> ;New
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PrerequisiteEntry=<entry-name> ;New
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PreviewUserPw=<1/0> ;New
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PreviewDomain=<1/0> ;New
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PreviewPhoneNumber=<1/0> ;New
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ShowDialingProgress=<1/0> ;New
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IpPrioritizeRemote=<1/0> ;same (PPP/SLIP only)
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IpHeaderCompression=<1/0> ;same (PPP/SLIP only)
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IpAddress=<a.b.c.d> ;same (PPP/SLIP only)
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IpAssign=<ASRC-code> ;same (PPP/SLIP only)
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IpDnsAddress=<a.b.c.d> ;same (PPP/SLIP only)
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IpDns2Address=<a.b.c.d> ;same (PPP/SLIP only)
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IpWinsAddress=<a.b.c.d> ;same (PPP/SLIP only)
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IpWins2Address=<a.b.c.d> ;same (PPP/SLIP only)
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IpNameAssign=<ASRC-code> ;same (PPP/SLIP only)
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IpFrameSize=<1006/1500> ;same (SLIP only)
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In general each section contains subsections delimited by
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MEDIA=<something> and DEVICE=<something> lines. There can be any number
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of DEVICE subsections. There can be multiple MEDIA/DEVICE sets where the
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position of the set determines it's sub-entry index, the first being 1,
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the second 2, etc.
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For serial media, the program currently expects 1 to 4 DEVICE subsections,
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representing a preconnect switch, modem, X.25 PAD, and postconnect switch.
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Following is a full entry:
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MEDIA=serial ;same
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Port=<port-name> ;same
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Device=<device-name> ;same
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ConnectBps=<bps> ;same, for old MXS support only
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DEVICE=switch ;same
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Type=<switchname or Terminal> ;Deleted, converted to 2 fields below
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Name=<switchname> ;New, name of switch or empty if none
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Terminal=<1/0> ;New, terminal is to run with/without above
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DEVICE=modem ;same
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PhoneNumber=<phonenumber1> ;same
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AreaCode=<area-code1> ;New
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CountryID=<id> ;New
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CountryCode=<country-code> ;New
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UseDialingRules=<1/0> ;New
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Comment=<arbitrary-text1> ;New, 'Description' from upgrade
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...
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PhoneNumber=<phonenumber2> ;same
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AreaCode=<area-code1> ;New
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CountryID=<id> ;New
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CountryCode=<country-code> ;New
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UseDialingRules=<1/0> ;New
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Comment=<arbitrary-text2> ;New
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...
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PhoneNumber=<phonenumberN> ;same
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AreaCode=<area-code1> ;New
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CountryID=<id> ;New
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CountryCode=<country-code> ;New
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UseDialingRules=<1/0> ;New
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Comment=<arbitrary-textn> ;New
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LastSelectedPhone=<index> ;New
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PromoteAlternates=<1/0> ;same
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TryNextAlternateOnFail=<1/0> ;New
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TapiBlob=<hexdump> ;same, i.e. #if 0'd out
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ManualDial=<1/0> ;For old MXS support only
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HwFlowControl=<1/0> ;For old MXS support only
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Protocol=<1/0> ;For old MXS support only
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Compression=<1/0> ;For old MXS support only
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DEVICE=pad ;same
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X25Pad=<padtype> ;same
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X25Address=<X121address> ;same
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UserData=<userdata> ;same
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Facilities=<facilities> ;same
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DEVICE=switch ;same
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Type=<switchname or Terminal> ;Deleted, converted to 2 fields below
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Name=<switchname> ;New, name/path of switch or empty if none
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Terminal=<1/0> ;New, terminal is to run with/without above
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For ISDN media, the program expects exactly 1 DEVICE subsection. Note
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that ISDN is now identical to the "other" case.
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MEDIA=isdn ;same
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Port=<port-name> ;same
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Device=<device-name> ;same
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DEVICE=isdn ;same
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PhoneNumber=<phonenumber1> ;same
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AreaCode=<area-code1> ;New
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CountryID=<id> ;New
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CountryCode=<country-code> ;New
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UseDialingRules=<1/0> ;New
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Comment=<arbitrary-text1> ;New, 'Description' from upgrade
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...
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PhoneNumber=<phonenumber2> ;same
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AreaCode=<area-code1> ;New
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CountryID=<id> ;New
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CountryCode=<country-code> ;New
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UseDialingRules=<1/0> ;New
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Comment=<arbitrary-text2> ;New
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...
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PhoneNumber=<phonenumberN> ;same
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AreaCode=<area-code1> ;New
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CountryID=<id> ;New
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CountryCode=<country-code> ;New
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UseDialingRules=<1/0> ;New
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Comment=<arbitrary-textn> ;New
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LastSelectedPhone=<index> ;New
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PromoteAlternates=<1/0> ;same
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TryNextPhoneNumberOnFail=<1/0> ;New
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LineType=<0/1/2> ;same
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Fallback=<1/0> ;same
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EnableCompression=<1/0> ;For old protocol only
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ChannelAggregation=<channels> ;For old protocol only
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For X.25 media, the program expects exactly 1 DEVICE subsection.
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MEDIA=x25 ;same
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Port=<port-name> ;same
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Device=<device-name> ;same
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DEVICE=x25 ;same
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X25Address=<X121address> ;same
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UserData=<userdata> ;same
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Facilities=<facilities> ;same
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For other media, the program expects exactly one DEVICE subsection with
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device name matching the media. "Other" media and devices are created for
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entries assigned to all non-serial medias including ISDN which now matches
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the rules for "other".
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MEDIA=<media> ;same
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Port=<port-name> ;same
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Device=<device-name> ;same
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DEVICE=<media> ;same
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PhoneNumber=<phonenumber1> ;same
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AreaCode=<area-code1> ;New
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CountryID=<id> ;New
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CountryCode=<country-code> ;New
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UseDialingRules=<1/0> ;New
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Comment=<arbitrary-text1> ;New, 'Description' from upgrade
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...
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PhoneNumber=<phonenumber2> ;same
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AreaCode=<area-code1> ;New
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CountryID=<id> ;New
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CountryCode=<country-code> ;New
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UseDialingRules=<1/0> ;New
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Comment=<arbitrary-text2> ;New
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...
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PhoneNumber=<phonenumberN> ;same
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AreaCode=<area-code1> ;New
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CountryID=<id> ;New
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CountryCode=<country-code> ;New
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UseDialingRules=<1/0> ;New
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Comment=<arbitrary-textn> ;New
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LastSelectedPhone=<index> ;New
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PromoteAlternates=<1/0> ;same
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TryNextPhoneNumberOnFail=<1/0> ;New
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The phonebook also supports the concept of "custom" entries, i.e. entries
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that fit the MEDIA followed by DEVICE subsection rules but which do not
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include certain expected key fields. A custom entry is not editable with
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the UI, but may be chosen for connection. This gives us a story for new
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drivers added by 3rd parties or after release and not yet fully supported
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in the UI. (NOTE: Support for this may be dropped in RAS API)
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