Configuring Win95/Win98 PPP and Dialup Networking

Bizcom Help
Windows95 & 98 PPP Setup

Please read this document in its entirety before you begin.
Follow every step as outlined here. Take care, because
one small error can prevent a correct connection.

1. Key/Legend To This Document:
[ ] = The wording on Microsoft Buttons, Tabs, and Messages
" " = Information you need to type in

2. Do NOT use Trumpet Winsock's dialer with Windows 95!
Windows 95 has built-in PPP networking abilities which replace Trumpet Winsock.

3. Please do not feel intimidated by the length of this document.
Each line has only one simple command.

1 Installing Dial-Up Networking
2 Setting Up Dial-Up Networking
3 Installing the Client for Microsoft Networks
4 Configuring TCP/IP
5 Logging In
6 Disconnecting
7 Other Stuff you may need to know
8 Updates
9 Where to get More Information on Windows 95 and NT, TCP/IP, etc.
10 Where to get Windows 95 and NT (32-Bit) Net Applications

Instructions

Part 1: Installing Dial-Up Networking

Note: You may have already installed this when you set up Win95 or 98, but please check now to ensure that these utilities are available.

1 Using the [Start] menu, select settings and choose [Control Panel]

2 Select [Add/Remove Programs]

3 Choose the [Windows Setup] tab

4 Double-click on [Communications]

5 Check the following boxes:

[Dial-Up Networking]

[HyperTerminal]

[Phone Dialer]

6 Click [OK], then click [OK] again in the [Add/Remove Programs] window

7 Insert the Windows 95 installation disks when/if prompted

8 Restart Your Computer when/if prompted

Part 2: Setting Up Dial-Up Networking

Section 1: Making the Connection

1 Double-click on [My Computer]

2 Double-click [Dial-Up Networking] (If you don't find dial-up networking here, click the [Start] menu, then [Programs], and then [Accessories])

3 Select the [Connections] menu

4 Select [Settings]

5 Check [Redial] and set the number of redial attempts.

6 You should be able to leave everything else as it is.

7 Click [OK]

Section 2: Making the Bizcom icon

1 Double-click [Make New Connection]

2 Enter "Bizcom" as the name of the computer you are dialing

3 If your modem is not selected in the [Select a Modem] field, select it now

4 Click [Next]

5 Enter your local Bizcom data phone number here...

Salt Lake County (801) 990-0119
Davis County (801) 296-8209
Weber County (801) 774-0167

(if you need to dial "9" to get an outside line, or *70 to disable call waiting, click the modem icon in the Control Panel)

6 Click [Next]

7 Click [Finish]

8 Click once on the "Bizcom" icon

9 Select [File], then Select [Properties]

10 Click on the [Server Type] button

11 Set [Type of Dial-Up Server] to: [PPP: Windows95, Windows NT 3.5, Internet]

12 Uncheck the following boxes:

[Log on to network]

[Enable Software Compression]

[Require Encrypted Password]

13 Under [Allowed Network Protocols--make sure only [TCP/IP] is checked, and uncheck the following Protocols, if necessary:

[NetBEUI]

[IPX/SPX Compatible]

14 Click [TCP/IP Settings]

15 Click [Server assigned IP address]

16 Click [Specify name server addresses]

17 Under [Primary DNS] enter "209.63.135.7"

18 Under [Secondary DNS] enter "209.63.135.8"

19 Check [Use IP header compression]

20 Check [Use default gateway on remote network]

21 Click [OK], then click to the [General] tab

22 Click [Configure], which should take you to a new [General] tab

23 Set [Port] (only if necessary) to the com port your modem is connected to

24 Set speaker volume as desired

25 Set [Maximum Speed] to "19200" for a 14.4 modem; "57600" for a 28.8 modem; and “115000” for a 33.6 or 56k modem

26 Click the [Connection] tab

27 Set [Data Bits] to "8"

28 Set [Parity] to "none"

29 Set [Stop Bits] to "1"

30 Check the [Wait for dial tone before dialing button]

Please note: Uncheck this if you have voice messaging

31 Click the [Options] tab

32 Uncheck [Bring up terminal window before dialing]

33 Uncheck [Bring up terminal window after dialing]

34 Uncheck [Operator assisted or manual dial]

35 Check [Display modem status] to see a modem displayed in your desktop tray (this shows when your modem is working)

36 Click [OK], then click [OK] again

37 Close the [Dial-Up Networking] window

Part 3: Installing The Client for Microsoft Networks

1 Open the [Control Panel]

2 Double-click on [Network]

3 Click the [Add] button

4 Double click on [Client], then click on [Microsoft]

5 Click on [Client for Microsoft Networks], then click [OK]

6 Select the [Identification] tab

7 Give your computer a name in the [Name of Computer] box

8 Under [Work Group] type, "Bizcom"

9 Click on the [Configuration] tab, then Click [OK]

10 Insert your Windows 95 Disk(s) when/if prompted

11 When prompted to [Restart your computer], select [Restart Now]

12 When you computer finishes restarting, it will prompt you for a [Username] and [Password]

13 Type in your Username

14 Type your current Password (read note below)

15 Re-type your password in the [Confirm new password field]

16 Then select [OK]

Part 4: Configuring TCP/IP

1 Open the [Control Panel]

2 Double-click on [Network]

3 Click on [TCP/IP] (Dial-Up Adapter) so it is highlighted

4 Click on [Properties]

5 Click on the [IP Address] tab

6 Select the [Obtain an IP address automatically] button

7 Click on the [DNS Configuration] tab

8 Click [Enable DNS]

9 Enter "bizcom" in the host field

10 Enter "bizcom.com" in the domain field

11 Enter "209.63.135.7" in the [DNS Server Search Order] box

12 Click [Add]

13 Enter "209.63.135.8" in the "DNS Server Search Order" box

14 Click [Add]

15 Enter "bizcom.com" in the "Domain Suffix Search Order" box

16 Click [Add]

17 Enter "." in the "Domain Suffix Search Order" box

18 Click [Add]

19 Click on the [Gateway] tab

20 In the [New Gateway] box enter "209.210.27.1"

21 Click [Add]

22 Click the [WINS Configuration] tab

23 Click [Disable WINS Resolution]

24 Click the [Bindings] tab

25 Check the [Client for Microsoft Networks] box

26 Click [OK] for the TCP/IP window

27 Set [Primary Network Logon] to "Client for Microsoft Networks"

28 Click [OK] for both the TCP/IP and Network windows

29 [Restart your computer]

Please Note:You must now restart your computer. If you are not prompted to do so, click the [Start] menu, select [Shut Down], then [Restart Computer], and click [Yes].