Dial-up Server Manager for Windows 95/98

Version 1.2

Using this utility, you can start and stop Win9x dial-up remote network access server from the command prompt. It makes possible, using simple methods, to force dial-up server to work only on specified time. The utility works only on Windows 95/98. Look here for details.

What's new?

A capability to disconnect user was added in version 1.2.

Command Line Format:

DialServ [command] [device_name]
or
DialServ [command] [/N:device_number]

Commands:
startserver - start dial-up server
stopserver - stop dial-up server
disconnectuser - break connection
showstatus - (the default) display device list and their status
help or ? or /? - show brief help

device_name - modem name. If device_name not specified, the command is performed on all available devices. If the name contains spaces, put it in double quotes. To find names of available devices, call DialServ showstatus. Instead of device_name, you can use the /N key and specify the modem number in the list available on showstatus command. Using modem name is preferable. If your hardware configuration is changed, the device list order may be changed too.

Example:

DialServ startserver "Lucent Win Modem"

Some Notes

• If your system has "direct cable connection" installed, you will see direct COM and LPT ports connections together with modems in device list.
• Unlike 1.0 version you should specify device_name completely

If you have any questions, suggestions, you can email me.