tapicfg
Creates, removes, or displays a TAPI application directory partition, or sets a default TAPI application directory partition. Windows commands reference
On Windows 6 sub-commands
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Creates, removes, or displays a TAPI application directory partition, or sets a default TAPI application directory partition. TAPI 3.1 clients can use the information in this application directory partition with the directory service locator service to find and communicate with TAPI directories. You can also use tapicfg to create or remove service connection points, which enable TAPI clients to efficiently locate TAPI application directory partitions in a domain. This command-line tool can be run on any computer that is a member of the domain.
tapicfg installtapicfg removetapicfg publishscptapicfg removescptapicfg showtapicfg makedefaulttapicfg installCreates a TAPI application directory partition.tapicfg removeRemoves a TAPI application directory partition.tapicfg publishscpCreates a service connection point to publish a TAPI application directory partition.tapicfg removescpRemoves a service connection point for a TAPI application directory partition.tapicfg showDisplays the names and locations of the TAPI application directory partitions in the domain.tapicfg makedefaultSets the default TAPI application directory partition for the domain.