Windows NT 4.0 and Later
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What you need
Before you begin, obtain the following information:
■
Does your ISP have a SLIP or PPP account?
■
Your ISP’s telephone number
■
Does your ISP supply a static or dynamic IP address?
■
Your ISP's primary and secondary DNS servers
■
INF file for Windows NT
Configuring Your
modem
Since Windows NT is not Plug and Play compliant, it is necessary to install
the modem in Modem Properties.
Your modem should already be installed. If you have not connected your
Business Modem to your computer, please refer to the Getting Started
Manual for installation instructions.
1
Go to
Start
|
Settings
|
Control Panel
|
Modems
2
Click
Add
3
Check
Don’t detect my modem; I will select it from a list
4
Click
Next
5
Click
Have Disk
.
6
Place the diskette or CD-ROM that was packaged with your Business
Modem into your floppy disk or CD-ROM drive. Select the INF file found
on the disk.
7
Select the COM port for your Business Modem.
8
When the installation is complete, Windows NT will request that you
restart your computer. Select
yes
.
Setting up RAS
1
Right click on the
Network Neighborhood
icon on your desktop and
select
Properties
.
2
Click the
Services
tab.
3
Select
Remote Access Service
and click
Properties
.
4
Click
Add
.
5
Select your Business Modem’s COM port and click
O
K.
6
Highlight your Business Modem and click
Configure
.
7
Select the function of your modem and click
OK
.
