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Win 95 Adding a new connection
*Note: If at any point during the installation Windows 95 asks you to reboot,
please comply as the remainder of the setup requires networking to be installed.
Step 1 - Verify that Dial-up Networking is Installed
Press the START button, select Settings..., then Control
Panel. Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon. Select the
Windows Setup tab, then click on the Communications option and
press Details. ...
Make sure that the Dial-up Networking option is selected. If it is, go
to Step 2. If it isn't, select it and click OK. Windows 95 will attempt
to install the needed drivers, so make sure you've got your Windows 95 CD or
Floppy Disks handy!
Step 2 - Verify that the Dial-up Adapter and TCP/IP Protocol are
Installed
Press the START button, select Settings..., then Control
Panel. Double-click the Network icon. Make sure the
Configuration tab is selected. Client for Microsoft Networks, Dial-Up
Adapter and TCP/IP should be present, then you're ready to proceed to Step 3.
To add the Dial-Up Adapter, hit the Add... button, double-click
Adapter, then scroll down the list until you can select Microsoft.
Choose the Dial-Up Adapter and hit OK. If you need to install
TCP/IP, hit the Add... button, double-click Protocol, then select
Microsoft, then TCP/IP, and click OK. To add the Client for
Microsoft Networks, hit the Add... button, double-click Client,
then select Microsoft, then Client for Microsoft Networks, and
click OK.
Now your Network dialog box should contain Client for Microsoft Net works,
Dial-Up Adapter and TCP/IP.
Select the Dial-Up Adapter, click Properties..., Bindings, and
make sure the TCP/IP box is checked. Then press OK
Select TCP/IP and the click Properties.... Now click Wins
Configuration, and ensure that the Disable Wins Resolution button is
selected. Now press OK in each of the remaining windows. You are now
ready for Step 3.
Step 3 - Set up the Intertech Country Internet Connection Icon
Open up My Computer from the desktop and double-click the Dial-Up
Networking icon. Double-click the Make New Connection icon. This will
walk you through the Make New Connection wizard.
Type in Intertech Country Internet, or whatever you want to c all the
icon you're about to create to connect you to Intertech Country Internet (the
title won't affect the type of connection). Your modem (which should have been
configured when you installed Windows 95) should be shown in the Select a modem:
area.
Press the Configure button and you'll get a dialog box. In the
General section, set the modem speed to 38400, until you can
determine that you have serial ports capable of a higher speed. DO NOT,
however, select Only connect at this speed. This will let your modem
adjust as the connection needs. Don't worry about the Connection section, the
defaults should be fine. Press the OK button to save these options.
Click the Next button in the Make New Connection Wizard. Enter
the Dial-in No supplied to you by Intertech Country Internet. Please
ensure the number is a local call from your location, as Intertech Country
Internet accepts no responsibility for call charges. Click the
Next button, then click the Finish button in the next window.
Step 4 - Setting the Dial-Up Properties
Select your newly-created connection icon, press the right mouse button and
choose Create Shortcut. You should get a dialog box saying that Windows
cannot create a shortcut here. Would you like it placed on the desktop instead.
Click Yes
Then select your newly-created connection icon, press the right mouse button
and choose Properties... You should get a dialog box named whatever name
you gave your icon.
Make sure the box labelled Use country code and area code is not
checked.
Press the Server Type... button. You'll get the Server Types dialog
box. In the Type of Dial-Up Server section, press the down arrow to drop down
the list box. Choose PPP: Windows 95, … … Make sure that Log on to
network in the Advanced options: section is NOT checked. Enable
Software Compression must stay ticked however. In the Allowed network
protocols: section the only check box that should be ticked is TCP/IP.
Then press the TCP/IP Settings... button.he TCP/IP Settings dialog box
will appear. Click on the Server assigned name server addresses option
Make sure that the box titled Use default gateway on remote network
and the box labelled Use IP header compression have ticks in them. Then
press the OK button in each of the remaining open dialog boxes.
Step 5 - Dialing in and Connecting
To dial up to Intertech Country, and connect to the Internet, Double-click
the Intertech Country Internet icon (or whatever you have called it)
which is situated on your desktop. The Connect To dialog box will appear,
in which you need to type your username and password into the supplied text
fields.
Important:
- The username and password that you need to type was supplied to you on an
Customer Connection Details sheet when the Internet account was set up.
- The case of both the username and password is critical. If you type the
fields incorrectly, our system will not connect you, and you will waste a phone
call. Your username is always in lower case.
- ALWAYS VERIFY THAT YOUR CAPS LOCK IS NOT ENABLED.
Then click Connect and the modem should start dialing. After two
rings, it is most likely that one of Intertech Country Internet's modems will
answer the call, and a small box should appear saying Verifying Username and
Password. The message Connected at 38400, or similar, should appear,
indicating that that you are now connected to the Internet.
Congratulations!!
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