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Dial-up
Setup Instructions for
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Mac
OS 8/9
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Willamette Integrated Technology Services
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Document
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Help
Desk - 503-370-6767 - wits@willamette.edu
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Date:
4/2002
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Introduction
This document
contains instructions for connecting a Macintosh computer running Mac OS 8/9
to the internet using Willamette's dial-up service. You will need:
- A computer
running either Mac OS 8 or Mac OS 9
- A modem (56
Kbps is preferred) and an available phone line
- Network software
such as a web browser (Netscape or Internet Explorer) and an email client
(Netscape, Pine, Outlook Express, etc)
- Your original
system software (Mac OS CD-ROM)
This document
assumes that you already have the appropriate hardware and software installed,
that your Macintosh has an internal modem that is correctly configured, and
that you are familiar with Mac OS. If you need assistance, please call the WITS
Help Desk at 503-370-6767.
Configuring Mac OS 8/9
- Locate the
Internet Setup Assistant. It may be in the Apple Menu or located on
the hard drive somewhere. Use Find on the File menu if you have
trouble locating the Internet Setup Assistant. When you've found the
it, double-click on its icon to start the assistant.
- The first window
you'll see will ask if you want to set up your computer. Click on Yes.
The next window will ask if you already have an Internet account. Click on
Yes.
- You will now
see the Introduction screen (numbered "1" in the bottom right corner).
Click on the right arrow in the bottom right hand corner of the window to
continue. This is the button that will move you through the set-up procedure.
- The next window
(2) is called Configuration Name and Connection Type. Enter Willamette
as the name. Select Modem and click on the right arrow to continue.
- In the Modem
Settings window (3), select your modem, the modem connection port, and
tone or pulse for your phone line. If you have an internal modem, the default
should be correct. Click on the right arrow to continue.
- You will now
be in the Configuration information (4) window. Enter a phone number
and your network logon name. Leave your password blank (we recommend you enter
your password each time you logon).
- Willamette's
modem numbers are listed below (10-digit dialing is mandatory in the Salem
area):
(503) 370-6627
(503) 370-6628
Use one of these numbers as your primary number and the other as your alternate
number (both provide the fastest dialup service available).
- Click on the
right arrow to continue.
- In the PPP
Connect Scripts window (5), select No and click on the right arrow
to continue.
- In the IP
Address window (6), select No and click on the right arrow to continue.
- You will now
be taken to the Domain Name Servers window (7). Your DNS information
and Domain Name are set automatically when you connect, so leave these two
boxes blank. Click the right arrow to continue.
- In the E-mail
Address and Password window (8), enter your complete e-mail address (e.g.,
bbearcat@willamette.edu) in the first box. Leave your password blank
(we recommend you enter your password each time you access your e-mail). Click
on the right arrow to continue.
- You'll now
be at the E-Mail Account and Host Computer window (9). In the top box,
enter [username]@mail.willamette.edu where [username]
is your network logon name. In the bottom box, enter smpt.willamette.edu
as the SMTP host. Click on the right arrow to continue.
- In the Newsgroup
Host Computer window (10), enter news.willamette.edu in the empty
box. Click on the right arrow.
- In the Proxies
window (11), select No and click on the right arrow to continue.
- You are now
at the Conclusion (12)! If you would like to get on the Internet right
away, select Connect when finished.
- To check that
all your settings are correct, click on Show Details. If you need to
go back and change some things, click on the left arrow. Otherwise, click
on Go Ahead.
Starting your Internet
Software
Congratulations!
Your computer is now set up to use the Internet.
Surfing the
Web with Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer
Your Macintosh
probably came with Microsoft Internet Explorer. Some Macs may also have Netcape
installed. These programs are usually found on your hard drive in the
Internet folder. If you can not find these programs, use the Find
command on the File menu to search your hard drive for "Netscape" or
"Internet Explorer".
Checking your Willamette
E-Mail
You will also
need to configure your e-mail software for your Willamette account. Most Macintosh
computers will have Outlook Express already installed. Refer to your documentation
or online help for setting up an account. You will need the following information:
- IMAP server
(incoming mail): mail.willamette.edu
- SMTP server
(outgoing mail):
- If you're
on campus: smtp.willamette.edu
- If you're
off campus, using Willamette's dial-up service: smtp.willamette.edu
- If you're
off campus, using an ISP (such as AOL, Earthlink, AT&T, Qwest, etc.),
then use the SMTP server name provided by the ISP. Such information
can usually be found in the ISPs documentation, on their website, or by
contacting their customer service department.
- News Server
(News Groups): news.willamette.edu
- Directory Server:
ldap.willamette.edu
search base: o=willamette.edu
Additional Information
If you have any
questions concerning support for dial-up connections, please contact Willamette
Integrated Technology Services by e-mail at wits@willamette.edu.