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dund

BlueZ(1)							   User Commands							  BlueZ(1)

NAME

       dund - BlueZ Bluetooth dial-up networking daemon

DESCRIPTION

       DUN daemon

SYNOPSIS

       dund <options> [pppd options]

OPTIONS

       --show --list -l
	      Show active DUN connections

       --listen -s
	      Listen for DUN connections

       --dialup -u
	      Listen for dialup/telephone connections

       --connect -c <bdaddr>
	      Create DUN connection

       --mrouter -m <bdaddr>
	      Create mRouter connection

       --search -Q[duration]
	      Search and connect

       --kill -k <bdaddr>
	      Kill DUN connection

       --killall -K
	      Kill all DUN connections

       --channel -C <channel>
	      RFCOMM channel

       --device -i <bdaddr>
	      Source bdaddr

       --nosdp -D
	      Disable SDP

       --auth -A
	      Enable authentification

       --encrypt -E
	      Enable encryption

       --secure -S
	      Secure connection

       --master -M
	      Become the master of a piconet

       --nodetach -n
	      Do not become a daemon

       --persist -p[interval]
	      Persist mode

       --pppd -d <pppd>
	      Location of the PPP daemon (pppd)

       --msdun -X [timeo]
	      Enable Microsoft dialup networking support

       --activesync -a
	      Enable Microsoft ActiveSync networking

       --cache -C [valid]
	      Enable address cache

DUN daemon							   February 2003							  BlueZ(1)

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