This article describes how to start a Dial-Up Networking connection using
a command line in Windows 95.
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To start a Dial-Up Networking connection using a command line, use the
following syntax
rundll rnaui.dll,RnaDial <connectoid>
where <connectoid> is the name of the connection you want to start.
For example, to start a connection named "My Connection," use the
following command line:
rundll rnaui.dll,RnaDial My Connection
You can use this command line in an MS-DOS session, or by clicking the
Start button, clicking Run, and then typing the line in the Open box.
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Notes
| • | The RnaDial and <connectoid> components of the command line are case
sensitive, and the location of spaces and commas is critical.
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| • | Although you can start a Dial-Up Networking connection using a command
line, you cannot start the Dial-Up Networking Server using a command
line. |
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