Configuring PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol) for Modem/telephone Use
(for Windows NT 3.5x).
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Starting the PPP Setup:
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Following is the step by step instructions to setup the Windows NT
Remote Access Service (RAS) TCP/IP over PPP.
It is assumed that no network is installed on the machine.
- Go to Control Panel, and double click on Network Icon.
- In the Network Settings window, make sure both "RAS" and
"TCP/IP" are listed.
In the list of Installed Network Components, make sure both
"Dial-up Adapter" and "TCP/IP" are listed, but make sure that they
are listed ONLY ONCE. If there is more than one listing for either of
these, be sure to remove one of them by clicking on the item and then
clicking on the Remove button.
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Setting up the RAS (if not listed)
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If the RAS is not listed:
- Click on the Add Software... button.
- Select Remote Access Service and then click on the
Add... button
- Select RAS in the Network Settings Windows as in ppp setup and
click on Configure.
- In the Remote Access Setup, the modem, and its COM Port will
be displayed, make sure they are correct.
- If correct then click on Network, otherwise click on Configure
and select the correct modem and COM Port.
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Setting up TCP/IP Protocol (if not listed)
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If TCP/IP is not listed:
- Click on the Add Software... button.
- Select TCP/IP and then click on the Add... button.
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Configuring TCP/IP for UIC
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- In the Network Configuration Window, select TCP/IP only, then
click OK.
- Then click Continue.
- It will bring back the Network Settings Windows, make sure the
Computer Name, and Workgroup names are specified, if not, then
specify by clicking on Change.
- Make sure there are no Bindings checked.
- Click on Continue to finish the Network Configuration.
- Windows may ask for Windows NT 3.5x disks or a CD-ROM.
- It may also ask to restart Windows NT 3.5x. This is necessary
for the changes to take effect.
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Setting your UIC Dial-In Connection
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- Once you are back in Windows NT 3.5x, locate the Remote Access
Service Folder in program manager, and double click on Remote
Access icon.
- Click on Add button to Add Phone Book Entry.
- In the entry name, type in the name (like UIC, or whatever you
want to call it).
- In the phone number, type the phone number you will be calling
(413-9090 (33.6k), 413-9111 (28.8k), 413-3200 (14.4k), or 413-3332
(express line
with 10 minute limit)).
- In the description, type the description of the
connection (like Internet access, etc)
- Remove the check mark from "Authenticate using current
user name and password."
- Click on Advanced to view the Advanced Settings, (if
already in Advanced, then it will show Basic).
- Make sure the Port is correct for your modem.
- Click on Modem, select the highest possible speed !(read
the footnote to specify the speeds higher than 38400 bps)!
and put check mark in all three Hardware features (Flow control,
Error control, and Compression), don't put check mark on "Enter
modem commands manually."
- Click OK, to go back to Phone Book Entry.
- Click on Network and Select PPP.
- Under PPP, select TCP/IP, and click on TCP/IP settings.
- Select "Server assigned IP address."
- Select "Use specific name server addresses", and type
128.248.2.50, 128.248.7.50 and 128.248.171.50 in DNS, and
DNS Backup respectively.
- Put check mark on "Use VJ header Compression", and "Use
default Gateway on remote network."
- Click OK.
- Click OK once more on the Network Protocol Settings
window.
- Click on Security.
- Select "Use clear text Terminal login only."
- In the Terminal or Script section, select "None" for
before dialing, and "Terminal" for After dialing.
- Click Ok.
- Click OK one more time to finish Phone Book Entry.
- You are now ready to dial.
- In addition, you may also want to setup another connection
icon to automatically dial the second number (in case the first is
busy) or to use the Dialin-Express line (which allows you only 10
minutes, but is seldom busy). Simply follow the above procedure
again (starting with Setting your UIC Dial-in Connection). Name
the connection something besides UIC-1 (UIC-2, for example), and
use either the other phone numbers listed above, or the express
number 413-3332. For more on our dialin lines, you can visit the
following URL:
http://www.uic.edu/depts/accc/network/dialin/dialin.html
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Connecting to UIC
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Now you are ready to dial and connect to UIC.
- Highlight the newly created entry in the Remote Access Window,
and click on Dial.
- The Terminal screen will appear after the connection, enter
your username, and password, then at the DIALIN-#> enter
PPP then click on Done twice.
- Minimize the Remote Access, and you are ready to run any
Network program.
- You can also select "Minimize on Dial" from Options pull down
menu in Remote Access, so you don't have to minimize it
everytime.
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Need Additional Help?
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This document is distributed as part of the Network Services Kit
for Windows 95/NT 3.5x, about which you can read more at
www.uic.edu/depts/adn/cso/docs/winnt35x/nskit.
If you need additional help using the Network Services Kit, or wish
to comment on this documentation, please call (312) 413-0003 or
e-mail consult@uic.edu.
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