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This appendix includes information on the changes that Cisco DialOut Utility, Release 2.0, makes to your Windows files, as well as a list of the filenames and an explanation of each file's purpose.
When you run SETUP.EXE, the Cisco DialOut Utility revises the statements in the Windows registry or adds the statements described in this section. The following statements appear in the Windows registries in the following path to the Cisco DialOut Utility support modules:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE hardware devicemap serialcomm DialOut-portname (portname is the name of the virtual com port) SOFTWARE Cisco Systems, Inc. DialOut DLLs Port IDs PortsValue Id is the internal name of the module. The first line is the path to the module. The second line is the entry point into the module. PortIds associate a port name with an internal port ID. Port List of the virtual com ports.Value Id is the internal name of the port. The first line is the IO Manager name of the port. The second line is network driver parameters. The third line is local com port parameters.
In addition to the entries noted in the section "Windows Registry Entries," the following statements appear in the Windows NT Registry:
SYSTEM CurrentControlSet Services EventLog System DOUTDrv Pointer to Event Log message DLL DOUTWnt Pointer to Event Log message DLL DOUTDrv(Root) Parameters needed by the operating system to load the device driver layer. Parameters list of virtual com ports. Value Id is the IO Manager name of the port (with xx appended to the front of the name). The first line is the internal name of the port.
DOUTWnt(Root) Used to start the helper service.
Table B-1 lists the files that the Cisco DialOut Utility places in the directory you specify during setup. Not all files are installed on all Windows platforms, and the setup files are present on the Cisco DialOut Utility installation CD-ROM but are not installed on the hard disk.
| Filename | Purpose |
|---|---|
Used to install or reinstall the Cisco DialOut Utility1 | |
Installation instructions and information for Windows NT1 | |
Installation instructions and information for Windows 95 and Windows 981 | |
Help file for the Setup program1 | |
Cisco DialOut Utility program | |
Help file for the Cisco DialOut Utility program | |
Main helper layer module for Windows NT | |
Event messages for the helper layer for Windows NT | |
Network helper layer module to interface to the Cisco DialOut Utility | |
Helper layer module that contains common functions used by other Helper layer modules | |
Cisco DialOut Utility driver for Windows NT | |
Removes the Cisco DialOut Utility system from the workstation | |
Helper layer module that contains additional common functions | |
Cisco DialOut driver for Windows 95 and Windows 98 | |
Telnet interface logic | |
Modem INF file for Microcom modem---Allows your system to recognize Microcom modems installed on your NAS | |
Modem INF file for MICA modem---Allows your PC to recognize MICA modems installed on your NAS | |
Important information and last minute updates | |
Program to convert trace files to text format | |
DOUTOPEN.WAV | Sound played when opening the session with the access server |
Sound played when dial tone is detected | |
Sound played when ringing through to remote modem is detected | |
Sound played when remote modem connection is detected | |
Sound played when line busy condition is detected | |
Sound played when no dial tone is detected | |
Sound played when no answer is detected | |
x = 0-9. Dialing tones played during dialing | |
Dialing tone played to represent the start key (*) | |
Dialing tone played to represent the pound key (#) |
| 1File is on installation CD-ROM but is not installed on hard disk. |
Posted: Fri Sep 24 12:28:35 PDT 1999
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