Mac Classic

On your Macintosh system, you will either have MacTCP or Open Transport installed. These instructions are for MacTCP. To tell which one you have, have a look in the Control Panels folder. There will either be MacTCP or TCP/IP listed. If you have TCP/IP instead of MacTCP, then you have Open Transport.

Setting up MacTCP
Run MacTCP from your Control Panels folder. Make sure that PPP is the only icon highlighted. (Please ignore the value set for the IP Address listed)

Click on the More... button which should open a new dialog box listing a range of settings.

Click the radio button for Server so that PPP obtains its IP address from the server.

In the IP Address section, select Class C from the drop down list.

Please ignore all other settings such as Gateway Address and Net.

Setting up FreePPP
To configure FreePPP, open the PPP Setup application

Click on the Account tab, and enter in your Dial-In No (please ensure it is a local call) and your Username/Login (eg. fred@icisp.net.au ) and Dial-in Password.

Connecting to the Internet
If all went well in the above steps, you should be able to click the Connect button in FreePPP and connect to the Internet.