| This document describes how to
setup Windows 2000 for internet connectivity using the build in Dialup
networking.
Configuring Windows 2000 Native Dialer
And TCP/IP Stack
Step 1: Setting Up Dial Up Networking
- Right-click on the MY NETWORK PLACES icon,
select Properties.
- Double-click on the MAKE NEW CONNECTION icon.
- If no previous connection has been created,
the system will go right into then MAKE NEW CONNECTION option. If it does
not, then double click this option. Hit Next.
- Select
[ ] Dial Up to Private Network
[x] Dial Up to Internet
[ ] Connect to Private Network through the Internet
[ ] Accept Incoming connections
[ ] Connect directly to another computer
Hit Next.
- Select "I want to setup my internet
connection manually." Hit Next.
- Select "I connect through a phone line and a
modem" Hit Next.
- Phone number.
Depending on your location, use one of the following dial-in numbers:
Lancaster: 654-2133 (and surrounding areas)
Columbus: 834-5124
Hit Next.
- Enter your account information. Be careful as
it is case sensitive.
<your Login>
<your Password>
Hit Next.
- Enter "Green Apple" as the connection name.
Hit Next.
- Setup Internet Mail.
If Outlook Express has already been setup, select "No" and go to
step 15
If Outlook Express has not been setup, you can do so now by
selecting "Yes"
Hit Next.
- Enter Your Display Name. Hit Next.
- Enter Your Email Address
<your login>@greenapple.com
Hit Next.
- Enter the Mail server info:
My Incoming mail server is a [POP3] server
Incoming (POP, IMAP or HTTP) Server: mail.greenapple.com
Outgoing (SMTP) Server: mail.greenapple.com
Hit Next.
- Enter Your Account info
POP User Name: <your login>
Password: <your password>
[x] remember my mail password
Do NOT check [ ] Login using Secure Password Authentication
Hit Next.
- Hit Finish.
Step 2: Setup the Connection Properties
- Click on the Green Apple Icon with the right
mouse button and select 'Properties'.
- Remove checkmark from 'Use dialing rules'.
- Hit 'Networking' tab at top.
Make sure that the Type of Dialup Server is
'PPP: Windows 95/98/NT4/2000, Internet.'
- Under COMPONENTS CHECKED ARE USED BY THIS
COMPUTER
[x] Internet Protocol [TCP/IP]
[ ] File and Printer Sharing
[ ] Client for Microsoft Networks
- Highlight "Internet Protocol [TCP/IP]"
Click on the Properties Button
[x] Obtain an IP address automatically
[ ] Use the following IP address
[x] Obtain DNS server addresses automatically
[ ] Use the following DNS server addresses
- Click on the Advanced button
[x] Use default gateway
[x] Use IP header compression
- Hit 'OK' button.
- Hit 'OK' button.
The connection properties are now set and you
are ready to attempt a login. To make things easier, you might want to create
a shortcut for your Green Apple icon and place it on your desktop. To do this,
right click on the Green Apple icon and select "Create Shortcut".
Logging on to Green Apple
Double-click on the Green Apple icon that is in
'Start >> Settings >> Dialup and Network Connections' (or use a shortcut, if
you have created one). Type in your login name and password (remember, both
login name and password are case sensitive). You may put a checkmark in the
'Save password' box.
If this is your first time connecting, hit the
'Properties' button. Under the General tab, click on the rules button. If you
have call waiting and Ameritech is your carrier, put a checkmark beside 'To
disable call waiting dial:', put '*70,' in the box next to it..
If you have call waiting and Verizon (GTE) is
your carrier, you will need to check with them to find out how you disable
call waiting on single call basis (Verizon doesn't seem to have standardized
on call waiting disablement feature in this area: some places will use '#70,',
others cannot be disabled whatsoever).
On the line labeled 'The phone system at this
location uses:', place a dot beside 'Tone dialing' if you have tone dialing
feature; otherwise place a dot beside 'Pulse dialing' if you have pulse
dialing feature. Hit 'OK'.
Hit the 'Dial' button. This will dialup to
Green Apple.
Once the modems connect, the message 'Verifying
user name and password' will appear. If everything has been setup correctly
and your login name and password have been entered correctly, the screen will
turn into a little icon down near the clock display.
Regarding the Internet Explorer, Windows 2000
machines will have an icon resembling a blue lowercase letter 'e' that reads
'Internet Explorer'). This is the icon for IE. When connected, double click on
this icon to start IE. If there is no such icon on your desktop, check for the
application 'Internet Explorer' in 'Start >> Programs', 'Start >> Programs >>
Internet Explorer' or 'Start >> Programs >> Accessories >> Internet Tools'.
When you are finished with your Internet
session, close all your Internet applications, bring back the status window
and hit "Disconnect' button.
Useful Web Pages
Green Apple Home: www.greenapple.com
Green Apple Support: www.greenapple.com/support
Green Apple Starting Links: www.greenapple.com/local/content/jump
Web Search Engines:
www.google.com, www.yahoo.com, www.excite.com, www.altavista.com, www.lycos.com
Green Apple Settings
Domain name: greenapple.com
Primary DNS number: 192.168.187.6
Secondary DNS number: 192.168.187.4 and 192.168.187.5
Mail (SMTP) Server: mail.greenapple.com
POP Server: mail.greenapple.com
POP User Name: <your login>
POP Account: <your login>@mail.greenapple.com
News (NNTP) Server: news.greenapple.com
Your email address is <your login>@greenapple.com
Your web address is http://www.greenapple.com/~<your login>
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