Windows 95/98 Dial-Up Networking (DUN) Configuration

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 1) Double-click on the [My Computer] icon on your
    desktop.      
 2) Double-click the [Dial-Up Networking] icon.

 *NOTE: If there is no [Dial-up Networking] folder
  in [My Computer], you will need to install
  Dial-up Networking.

 3) Double-click [Make New Connection], or click
    [next] if prompted.
 4) Enter "XMission" for the [Name of the computer you
    are dialing].
 5) Be sure your modem is selected in the [Select a
    Modem] field. If not, select it now.
 6) Click [Next].
 7) Enter the local XMission phone number here. (e.g.,
    990-0900 for Salt Lake)
 8) Click [Next].
 9) Click [Finish].

 *NOTE: Depending on your current system configuration,
  you may be promted to install the [Dial-Up Network
  Adapter]. If so, click [OK] to install. (You may be
  prompted to insert your Win95/98 disk(s).)

10) Click once on the [XMission] icon now showing in
    your [Dial-Up Networking] folder.
11) Select the [File] menu, then select [Properties]
12) Click on the [Server Types] tab.
13) Under both [Advanced Options] and [Allowed Network
    Protocols] UNCHECK everything but [TCP/IP].
14) Click [TCP/IP Settings].
15) Select [Specify name server addresses].
16) In the spaces now available next to [Primary DNS],
    enter "198.60.22.2".
17) In the spaces available next to [Secondary DNS],
    enter "198.60.22.22".
18) Click [OK] until you're back to the [Dial-up
    Networking] folder.
19) To dial, double-click the [XMission] icon, enter
    your XMission account name in the space labeled
    [User Name], enter your password in the space
    labeled [Password], then click [Dial].