Dialup Setup For Windows 95/98/ME
This document covers the information customers may need while using Windows 95/98/ME systems. Windows 95/98/ME systems have built-in software for connecting to the Internet and this document will explain the necessary steps to create a Dial-up connection to IT&E.
NOTE: The screen shots in this document are specific to Windows 95/98. The Windows ME screens are similar but not always identical. Feel free to contact Tech Support if you need additional help.
Configuring the "Network" in Control Panel
The "Network" Control Panel controls the way your computer accesses a network (i.e. using a Network card or modem). NOTE: You may need to have your Windows setup disks or CD-ROM available.
- Open the "Control Panel" folder (Start, Settings, Control Panel).
- Double-click on the "Network" icon.
- Verify the three (3) components below are installed:
- Client For Microsoft Networks (to install click Add, Client, Microsoft)
- Dial-Up Adapter (to install click Add, Adapter, Microsoft)
- TCP/IP (to install click Add, Protocol, Microsoft)
Note: If your computer is not connected to a LAN (Local Area Network) and you will only be using a Dial-up connection to the Internet, then the components listed above are the only ones you need and you can remove all other components. If you have any questions about this, feel free to call our Technical Support.
- The "Primary Network Logon" can be set to Windows Logon.

- Click on "TCP/IP" and then select "Properties". Next, select the following tabs and ensure that the settings match appropriately:
- IP Address: Obtain IP Address Automatically
- Wins Configuration: Disable WINS Resolution
- DNS Configuration: Disable DNS

- Select "OK" for each window until you exit from the "Network" Control Panel. You may be told to restart your computer, choose "Yes".
Dialup Networking
Windows 95/98/ME has built-in software for dialing into networks. You can configure this software to dial into IT&E and connect to the Internet.
Creating a IT&E Connection
- Windows 95/98 - Open the "My Computer" icon on the desktop.
- Windows ME - Choose Start, Settings, Control Panel.
- Open the "Dial-Up Networking" folder.
- Open the "Make New Connection" icon (Note: Some computers automatically launch this icon the first time you open this folder.)
- Name the connection "IT&E" and then click on the "Next" button.
- Type in the phone number for IT&E's dialup number.
- Guam - 647-4483
- Saipan - 682-9367
- Tinian - 433-4638
- Rota - 532-4638
- Click on the "Next" button and then click on the "Finish" button. You will see an icon for IT&E in your folder.
- Right-click the mouse on the IT&E icon one-time and select "Properties" from the drop down list.

- Windows 95 - Click on the button named "Server Type".
Windows 98 - Click on the tab named "Server Type".
- Under the "Advanced Options" section, only "Enable Software Compression" should be checked.
- Under the "Allowed Network Protocols" section, only "TCP/IP" should be checked.

- Click on the button "TCP/IP Settings".
- "Server assigned IP address" should be marked
- "Server assigned name server addresses" should be marked
- "Use IP header compression" should be marked
- "Use default gateway on remote network" should be marked

- Click on every "OK" button until you are back at the "Dial-Up Networking" folder. You are done configuring the "IT&E" connection.
Connecting to IT&E
To connect to IT&E, open the "My Computer" icon on the desktop and then open the "Dial-Up Networking" folder. Double-click on the "IT&E" icon. Type in your User Name in the "User Name" field and your Password in the "Password" field. NOTE: All User Names should be entered in lower case characters. Your password should also be entered in lower case.
Click on the "Connect" button to connect to the service. You should see a new dialog window that informs you of the status of the connection. When you see "Connected" and a timer counting the seconds you have been online, you may "minimize" the connection window and begin to use the Internet Applications.
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