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Dial-up
Setup Instructions for
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Windows
Me
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Willamette Integrated Technology Services
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Document
106d
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Help
Desk - 503-370-6767 - wits@willamette.edu
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Date:
4/02
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Introduction
This document
contains instructions for connecting a Windows Me computer to the internet using
Willamette's dial-up service. You will need:
- A computer
running Windows Me
- 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 (Windows Me CD-ROM)
This document
assumes that you already have the appropriate hardware and software installed,
and that you are familiar with Windows Me. If you need assistance, please call
the WITS Help Desk at 503-370-6767.
Configuring Windows Me
- Double-click
on the My Computer icon.
- Click on the
Dial-Up Networking link (on the left side of the screen).
- Double-click
on Make New Connection.
- For Type
a name for the computer you are dialing type Willamette.
- Click Next.
- Leave the Area
code box blank (10-digit dialing is mandatory in the Salem area).
- Under Telephone
number type the appropriate number.
Use one of
these numbers for your primary number and the other for your alternate number
(both provide the fastest dialup service available):
- 503-370-6627
- 503-370-6628
- Leave the Country
or region code set to United States of America [1].
- Click Next.
- Click Finish.
- Click on the
Willamette icon with the RIGHT mouse button and select Properties.
- Click on
Networking.
- Under Type
of Dial-Up Server select PPP: Internet, Windows 2000/NT, Windows
ME.
- Under Advanced
options select Enable software compression.
- Under Allowed
network protocols select ONLY TCP/IP.
- Click on
TCP/IP Settings.
- Select
Server assigned IP address.
- Select
Server assigned name server addresses.
- Check Use
IP header compression.
- Check Use
default gateway on remote network.
- Click
OK.
- Click OK.
Connecting to Willamette's
Dial-up Server
- Make sure your
modem is turned on and connected to a phone line.
- Double-click
on the My Computer icon.
- Open the Dial-Up
Networking folder.
- Double-click
on the Willamette icon.
- Enter your
username and password in the appropriate boxes.
- Click on
Connect. The modem dials.
- The Connecting
to Willamette status box tells you it is Verifying user name and password,
then that it is Logging on to network , then that you are connected
to Willamette. An online timer also appears.
- You can now
minimize the Connected to Willamette status box and start any Internet
applications.
NOTE: If
your Internet software (Telnet, Netscape, etc.) is properly installed, your
computer will make the appropriate network connections when you start the Internet
software. You will be prompted to login, if necessary.
Disconnecting
- Close all Internet
applications, then go to the Connected to Willamette status box.
- Click on the
Disconnect button.
Email Client Settings
The easiest way
to check your Willamette email from off campus is to use Webmail. Open your
web browser and go to: http://webmail.willamette.edu/
If you are going
to be using an e-mail client other than Webmail or Pine (such as Netscape Messenger
or Outlook Express) you will need the following settings:
- 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.