Before going into detail on how to setup “Dial-Up Networking/Remote Access services DUN/RAS” for Dial-In connections, be aware about a limitation:RAS allows Dial-In connection to a Network !(not just a system) What does this mean ? If your NT4 system …
Before Dial-Up Networking/Remote Access Service can be used, you need to setup/configure your modem: In the “Control-Panel“, start “Modem“:If there is not yet a modem defined,the system will display the dialog:“Install New Modem”.Let the system work out itself,where and which …
Once “Dial-Up Networking” is installed, lets start it up from “My Computer” and lets define a connection to the Internet, in my case, via my CompuServe Dial-In (but this setup is very similar to other ISPs):Since there is not yet …
When connecting to your Internet Service Provider (ISP), a few more items need to be defined as part of your Internet connection:The additional Setup-windows are accessed via the “More” drop-down list:In the “Edit Phonebook Entry“:tab: “Basics“: it is just arepeat …
There a several methods to install “Dial-Up Networking“, I prefer to do is as “Network” installation, so I select in the “Control-Panel” the “Network“-applet and if there was previously no network-component installed:(if there is already a network installed, select the …
I am curious, so each time I make a substantial change to a system, I have a look in the “Control-Panel” on what the system has actually installed.In this case, after having installed “Dial-Up Networking/Remote Access“, lets check the “Network“-applet:On …
Once the Connection has been configured properly, you are ready to dial:On selecting “Dial”, you needto define your “User-Name“and your Password.You should “hear” nowyour modem trying to connect…..If you defined a Script, then that script will nowtake over and send …
Windows NT4 includes all required software to connect to a Novell Netware Server.Assuming, that the basic network-software is already installed, select in the “Network Neighborhood” the “Network“-applet, tab: “Protocols“:Netware servers do NOT support the Microsoft “NetBEUI“-protocol, some are configured for …
NT4 includes full support for TCP/IP protocol, which on itself fills a thick book, so I am concentrating on this pages just on the basics. I also assume, that you have basic knowledge of TCP/IP addressing (if not, look at …
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