Internet Dial-up System

Windows NT (4.x)

Access to to the Internet though Windows NT (4.x)  is described below in two separate parts:

I. Creating a Dial-Up Connection:

1. Select ‘START’
2. Select ‘Programs’
3. Select ‘Accessories’
4. Select ‘Dial-Up Networking’

NOTE: If ‘Dial-Up Networking’ is not listed then try the following: Select the ‘My Computer’ icon on the desktop, and then select the ‘Dial-Up Networking’ icon.  If it still isn't appearing, then the ‘Dial-Up Networking’ option was not loaded during installation of Windows NT, and will need to be added through the control panel with ‘Add/Remove Programs.’

5. Select ‘New’
6. Type in ‘FCCJ Internet Access’

NOTE: Make sure a modem is selected in the ‘Select a modem’ box.

7. Make sure a check mark is beside ‘I am calling the Internet’ 
8. Make sure a check mark is beside ‘Send my plain text password if that's the only way to connect.’
9. Make sure the is NOT a check mark is beside ‘The non-Windows NT server...’ 
10. Select ‘Next’
11. Type ‘641-4267’ in the Telephone number box.
12. Select ‘Finish’

II. Using the Dial-Up Connection:

1. Select ‘Dial’
2. Replace whatever maybe currently in the ‘User name:’ box with your FCCJ Radius or NT Domain username.
3. Type your Radius or NT Domain password into the ‘Password:’ box.
4. Leave the ‘Domain:’ box empty.
5. Click ‘OK’.
6. The ‘Connecting to FCCJ Internet Access’ box should appear as your connection is established.
7. Launch your network browser (Netscape/Internet Explorer).
8. Done!