Describe phonebook feature in the manual
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fowarding entry to listen on TCP port 23 and pass it through to
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port 2323 to your DOSBox machine's IP address. This allows Internet
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users to "dial" your BBS using the default Telnet port.
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Phone book
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You can map fake phone numbers to Internet addresses which is useful for programs
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where limitations on phone number input field are too strict.
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Create a text file with the name specified in "phonebookfile" entry in [serial]
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section in the DOSBox configuration file and add phone-address pairs per line,
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for example:
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5551234 towel.blinkenlights.nl:23
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Now you can dial the specified phone number and the emulated modem will connect
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to the address it's mapped to. Note that phone book does not allow any
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characters in the phone number that are ignored or denied by a real Hayes
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compatible modem.
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10. How to speed up/slow down DOSBox:
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