2. The Dial-Up Network Access Software is distributed on nine 3.5" floppy disks, and can be obtained at the User Accounts office. The Dial-Up Network Access software is available in both Windows 3.1 and Windows 95/NT versions. Make sure you obtain the correct version.
I-1. Attach your modem to your computer, then turn it on.
I-2. Open your Control Panels by selecting "Control Panel"
from "Settings" in the Start Menu.
I-3. Double-click on the Modems control panel.
(NOTE:
If you don't already have a modem installed, Windows NT may skip directly
to step I-5A.)
I-4. You should see the following screen:
If a modem listed in the Modems Properties window is incorrect, you may remove it by clicking on "Remove". To add a modem to the list, click "Add" and proceed to step I-5A.
I-5A. Installing a new modem automatically.
You should see the following screen:
Click on "Next". Windows NT will attempt to detect your modem automatically. If it does not find any new modems, make sure your modem is turned on and connected properly to your computer, click "Back", and try again. If windows still does not find a modem, click "Next" and follow the instructions in section I-5B. If Windows does find a modem, you should see a screen that resembles the following:
If the modem displayed is incorrect, click on "Change" and proceed
to step I-5B. If it is correct, click
"Next". When the modem
has been set up successfully, click "Finish" and go to step I-6.
I-5B. Installing a new modem manually.
You should see the following screen:
If you have a disk that came with the modem, click on "Have Disk", insert the disk, click "OK", select the appropriate modem, and click on "Next". Select the port(s) you want the modem installed on, and click Next. When the modem has been set up successfully, click "Finish" and go to step I-6.
If you don't have a disk, select the Manufacturer and Model of your modem, then click Next. Select the port(s) you want the modem installed on, and click Next. When the modem has been set up successfully, click "Finish" and go to step I-6.
I-6. Checking the Dialing Properties.
From the Modems Properties control panel window, click on "Dialing
Properties".
If you need to dial a number for an outside line, or if you want to have
your software dial a code to disable call waiting, you can enter that
information
here. If you dial in from multiple locations, you can set up multiple
configurations by clicking on the "New" button. If you are installing
a modem for the first time, Windows NT may automatically ask you for this
information. When you have finished, click "OK", then click on "Close"
to close the Modems Properties control panel window. Your modem should
now be successfully installed.
II-2. If you see "Remote Access Service" listed, click on "RAS", then click on "Properties" and proceed to step II-4. If you don't see "Remote Access Service" listed, click "Add". You should see the following screen:
Scroll down if necessary, and select "Remote Access Service", then click "OK". Windows NT will need to copy some files from your Windows NT Workstation CD, so insert the CD, then click on "OK".
II-3. After Windows NT has copied the files, you should a screen resembling the following:
Select the device you want to use with Dialup Networking under "RAS Capable Devices" (this should be your modem), then click "OK".
II-4. You should see a screen resembling the following:
Click on Network, make sure TCP/IP is selected (you should un-select IPX and NetBEUI, since these protocols are not available on the Yale PPP service), then click on "OK". Close the Remote Access Setup window by clicking on "Continue". Windows NT may need to copy some files, so be ready to insert your Windows NT CD if necessary. When the necessary files have been installed, click on "Bindings" (this will cause Windows NT to revise update its configuration information) and proceed to step II-5.
II-5. Configure TCP/IP
While still in the Network control panel, click on the "Protocol"
tag.
You should see a list of installed protocols:
Click once on "TCP/IP Protocol", then once on "Properties". On the following screen, click on the DNS tag:
Pick a name for your computer and enter it in the box labelled "Host
Name". Enter "cis.yale.edu" in the box labelled "Domain". In
the section labelled "DNS Service Search Order" click "Add", enter 130.132.1.9,
then click on "Add". Repeat this process to enter 130.132.1.10 and
130.132.1.11. In the section labelled "Domain Suffic Search Order"
click on "Add" to enter "yale.edu" and "its.yale.edu". Click on "OK"
to close the TCP/IP Properties window, then click on "Close" to close the
Network Control panel. You will need to restart your machine.
Once the machine has restarted, the Remote Access Service should be installed
properly.
III-1. Quit all applications, then insert "Dialup Network Access: Windows 95 PPP" disk 1. From your Start Menu, select "Run". In the "Run" window, type a:setup, and click "OK":
III-2. In the Welcome screen, click on Install:
Select the components you want to install:
We recommend that you install all components of the network software
package, but if you have some reason to only do a partial installation,
you can un-check the components you don't want. Click "OK" and follow
the on-screen prompts to insert disks as necessary. When the installer
has finished installing the software on your system, you should see a number
of new windows (Email & Personal Accounts, Internet Tools, and Information
Services), and the installer will ask if you want to restart the computer.
Remove disk 9, then click on "Restart".
IV-2. Creating an address book entry.
You should see the following screen:
If you don't see this screen you will need to enter the following information manually.
Enter "Yale PPP" as the name of the new phonebook entry, and click "Next". On the following screen, make sure "I am calling the internet" and "Send my plain text password if that's the only way to connect" are both checked:
Click "Next". On the following screen, click "Use Telephony dialing properties", enter 203 as the area code, and enter the appropriate phone number:
If you just finished step IV-2, or if you are starting Dial-Up Networking and you already have an address book entry, you should see the following screen:
To connect to Yale, click "Dial". You should see the following:
Enter your NetID and password. IMPORTANT: leave the Domain box blank. If you enter a domain, you will not be able to connect. Click "Ok". The modem should dial and connect.
Once the modem has connected you should see the following screen:
If you wish, you may select the "Close on dial" option and/or the "Do not display this message again" option. Click "Ok" to complete your connection to Yale PPP.
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