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ADDPPPOUT(1M)							 ADDPPPOUT(1M)

NAME
     addpppout - add a PPP outgoing entry.

SYNOPSIS
     /usr/sysadm/privbin/addppppout -c connName -t connType -p phoneNum -n
     loginName/sysName [ -w ] [ -a authType ] [ -x maxChannel ] [ -i
     minChannel ] [ -e secWaitQuiet ] [ -l localIPAddr ] [ -r remoteIPAddr ] [
     -h remoteHostName ] [ -y appType ] [ -b baudRate ] [ -fqsu ]

DESCRIPTION
     Addpppout adds a PPP outgoing entry to the system to enable the system to
     call another host using the PPP protocol.	Please refer to PPP(1M) for a
     detailed description of the input parameters.

OPTIONS
     -c connName
	       The unique name given to identify this entry.

     -t connType
	       The type of equipement at the physical layer. It supports
	       "MODEM" and "ISDN" and is case insensitive.

     -p phoneNum
	       The phone number to call. One phoneNum option per phone number.

     -n loginName/sysName
	       LoginName or sysName is the name given to identify the outgoing
	       entry.

     -w	       if it is specified, addpppout will request the user to enter a
	       password on stdin that will be used to login to the remote
	       system.	-a authType It supports "PAP", "CHAP", "NOPAP", and
	       "NOCHAP" and they are case insensitive.

     -x maxChannel
	       It specifies the maximum number of channels to open during the
	       call.

     -i minChannel
	       It specifies the minimum number of channels to open at any time
	       during the call.

     -e secWaitQuiet
	       It specifies the number of seconds to wait before dropping the
	       line in quiet mode. This is used when the -q option is used to
	       select quiet mode.

     -l localIPAddr
	       IP address of the local host in dotted notation.	 It is only
	       needed if the IP address is different from the IP address of
	       the local machine.

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ADDPPPOUT(1M)							 ADDPPPOUT(1M)

     -r remoteIPAddr
	       IP address of the remote host in dotted notation. If it is not
	       specified, the remote host address is obtained through
	       negotiation during handshaking.

     -h remoteHostName
	       The name of the remote host.  It is required if the -f flag is
	       present.

     -y appType
	       The type of applications used after the call is open. When not
	       specified or specified as 0, it means simple applications and
	       no special parameters are added. When it is equal to 1, it
	       means Audio/Video application and special parameters are added
	       to customize.

     -b baudRate
	       The transmission rate.

     -f	       Add the remote host name and IP address into /etc/hosts file.

     -s	       Start up this PPP call during system startup.

     -u	       Sdd default route for the remote host.

FILES
     /etc/ppp.conf	  PPP configuration file
     /etc/uucp/Systems	  Phone number entry file
     /etc/hosts		  System host name file

SEE ALSO
     PppManager(1M), runpriv(1M), addpppin(1M), execppp(1M), removepppin(1M),
     removepppout(1M), stopppp(1M), ppp(1M).

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