ON-NET Windows 95/98 Internet Setup Guide

STEP 1 Install "Dial-Up Networking"

1. Double click on the My Computer icon on your desktop screen.
2. Look for an icon named Dial-Up Networking. (Picture1)
3. If there is an icon for Dial-Up Networking skip to Step 2.
4. If there is NOT an icon for Dial-Up Networking continue with Step 1.

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Installing Dial-Up Networking requires you have either your Windows 95/98 disks or CDROM

1. Double click the Control Panel icon. (Picture 1)
2. Double click the Add/Remove Programs icon in Control Panel
3. Click on the Windows Setup tab.
4. Under Components double click on Communications.
5. Check the box for Dial-Up Networking. (Picture 2)

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Click OK all the way out and choose NO when it asks you to restart. Leave the "Control Panel" open for Step 2

STEP 2 Install TCP/IP and Dial-Up Adapter

In the "Control Panel" double click on the "Network" icon.

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"Dial-Up Adapter and TCP/IP are required"

1. If Dial-Up Adapter andTCP/IP are in the network components window, close the network window and proceed to Step 3.
2. If both do not appear in network window proceed with Step 2.

The next 7 lines are for adding both TCP/IP and Dial-Up Adapter respectively.

1. Click on ADD. (Picture 3)
2. Double click on Protocol or Adapter.
3. Under Manufacturers click on Microsoft.
4. On the right double click either TCP/IP or Dial-Up Adapter.
5. The components will then appear under Components.
6. Click on Ok closing Network properties.
7. Now when windows asks to reboot click Yes.

STEP 3a Configure Dial-Up Networking

1. Double click on the My Computer icon.
2. Double click on the Dial-Up Networking icon.
3. Double click on the Make New Connection icon. (Picture 4)
4. When the Make New Connection Wizard asks for a connection name, type On-Net
5. Make sure the correct modem is listed in the Select A Modem combo box. Click Next.
6. Type 713-0689 in the Telephone Number text box. Click Next. Click Finish.

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Dial-Up Networking will now show an On-Net icon. (Picture 5)

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1. Single click on the new icon with your Right mouse button.
2. When the menu appears single click Properties.

This exposes an important difference between Windows 95/98 versions.

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Version 0 or A w/o DUN Upgrade	Version B with DUN Upgrade
Click the Server Types button. (A new window will appear) Check only the box labeled TCP/IP. Remove all other check marks. Click TCP/IP SETTINGS. (A new window will appear) Click the Specify Name Server Address radio button and enter: Primary DNS= 204.117.190.2 Secondary DNS= 204.117.214.10 Click OK three times to finish.	Click the Server Types tab. Check only the box labeled TCP/IP. Remove all other check marks. Click TCP/IP SETTINGS. (A new window will appear) Click the Specify Name Server Address radio button and enter: Primary DNS= 204.117.190.2 Secondary DNS= 204.117.214.10 Click OK to Finish.

STEP 3b Creating a Shortcut to On-Net on your Desktop

1. Open Dial-Up Networking. (Picture 8)
2. Right click on your on-net icon, a menu will appear, then click on create shortcut. (Picture 9)
3. A new message will appear (Picture 10) click Yes
4. You now have a shortcut to On-Net on your desktop. (Picture 11)

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STEP 4 Getting Online

1. Double click on the desktop shortcut to on-net. (Picture 11)
2. Enter your username and password in the correct fields. (Picture 12)
3. Click the Connect button.
4. If connection is successful you will see a Connected window. (Picture 13)
5. If connection is unsuccessful, you will receive an error after about 30 seconds. Make sure that you have entered your password correctly.

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Congratulations You Are Now Connected To The World Wide Web!

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