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Default Re: Where does the DUN file reside in Windows 98SE?

When I tried to run the exe file you suggested, I got this message;
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Originally Posted by merlin
Can you have it point to just the dial up network instead of the sprint? I mean there has to be an exucatble for the dialup, finding it is the hard part. it might not be sprints exe but there has to be an exe somwhere to run it
In regards to this, I found something on the net as follows;

Windows 9x:

The following commands can be used to start and open a connection:

? ? ? ? START RUNDLL32 RNAUI.DLL,RnaDial exact name of dialer entry? ? ? ? TRACERT -h 1 -w 1

(Credits for these commands: Michael J. Gregg and Tom Lavedas)
The RUNDLL command starts DUN, the TRACERT command will actually start the dialing process


I am not sure what "exact name of dialer entry" means (I tried sprint.dun - nothing happened) I think I have to put this in a batch-type file and convert it into an exe file but I don't know how to do this or if these commands will even work in a batch file???


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Default Re: Where does the DUN file reside in Windows 98SE?

ok now where getting somwhere... Search for Dialer in 98 sorry your running SE

http://www4.nau.edu/its/vpn/downloads/dun14-SE.exe


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Before I run this ... can you tell me what it does? I need to check if it is going to change my current dialup settings?


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Default Re: Where does the DUN file reside in Windows 98SE?

it does the same as the one you downloaded before but is for 98SE it wont change you settings. If it did I would tell ya


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Default Re: Where does the DUN file reside in Windows 98SE?

And this "seems" to be the bacth file for connection's for 98SE but dont quote me on that just yet!


RUNDLL RNAUI.DLL,RnaWizard


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Default Re: Where does the DUN file reside in Windows 98SE?

... and what does the one before do? :-)

The web site is for VPN Client Configuration!

and I quote:

"To access NAU's virtual private network, users must:

first, install a VPN connection on their machine;

then, connect to an ISP using their normal connection procedure, and;

finally, connect to NAU's VPN. "





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