Moving Dial-up settings from one computer to another

[Wai-O Hui [MS]]

Look for the rasphone.pbk file and copy it over from your old machine to
your new machine.
Path would be similar to this:
Documents and Settings\user\Application
Data\Microsoft\network\connections\pbk

That should copy your ras connectoids and settings (phone number) over
It will not copy over the username and password

Thanks
Wai-O
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"Matthew" <blackmax200@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
news:0ac701c34ada$962be190$a601280a@phx.gbl...

> New computer, have hdd from old machine in seecond bay on
> new machine. What is the file that contains the
> information about all the dial up numbers I have
> collected during my travels around the country? It would
> be easier to move the file than hand input the info all
> over again. Or is this a registry entry?
> thanks in advance
> matthew

[Matthew]

Thank you it worked great
matthew

>-----Original Message-----
>Look for the rasphone.pbk file and copy it over from

your old machine to

>your new machine.
>Path would be similar to this:
>Documents and Settings\user\Application
>Data\Microsoft\network\connections\pbk
>
>That should copy your ras connectoids and settings

(phone number) over

>It will not copy over the username and password
>
>Thanks
>Wai-O
>--
>This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and

confers no rights.

>
>
>"Matthew" <blackmax200@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
>news:0ac701c34ada$962be190$a601280a@phx.gbl...

>> New computer, have hdd from old machine in seecond bay

on

>> new machine. What is the file that contains the
>> information about all the dial up numbers I have
>> collected during my travels around the country? It

would

>> be easier to move the file than hand input the info all
>> over again. Or is this a registry entry?
>> thanks in advance
>> matthew

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>
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