User guide

Dial-Up Network

Setting Up the Dial-up Networking

Setting up a dial-up network involves checking for hardware

components and if the necessary software is loaded and

configured properly. The setting up a dial-up network procedure

looks at what software is loaded and if it is not loaded, a separate

procedure is provided so that you can continue down a single path

to the point of making a call on your network. Separate procedures

are provided for loading the dial-up network software, TCP/IP, and

the client for Microsoft networks.

1. Check if the Dial-up Networking software is installed.

Double-click the My Computer icon. You should see an

icon labeled Dial-up Networking in the My Computer

window.

If you do not find a Dial-Up Networking icon in My

Computer, you need to load it; refer to the Loading Dial-

up Networking Software procedure in this section.

2. Verify that your Protocol is installed. Double-click the

Control Panel icon. In the Control Panel window, double-

click the Network icon. A Network Configuration window

will appear.