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System User's Guide: Communications and Networks
- The Asynchronous Terminal
Emulation (ATE) program must be set up on the
system.
- To set up a system-wide
dialing directory, the user must have write access to the
/usr/lib/dir file.
- Create the dialing directory
file:
- Change directories to the
directory where the dialing directory file will reside.
- Copy the
/usr/lib/dir file to use as a template. Rename the file to
any valid file name.
- Create telephone number
entries using the format given in the dialing directory file
format.
- Save the file.
Note: If the new dialing directory file is to be the
system-wide default file, save the file with the name
/usr/lib/dir.
- If the dialing directory
file name is not the default (/usr/lib/dir), edit the
ate.def (How to Edit the ATE Default File) file in the directory from which the ATE program
is run. Change the DIRECTORY parameter
in the ate.def file to the new dialing directory
file.
- Start ATE and view the
dialing directory with the directory
subcommand.
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