Setting up the Dial-Up Connection

From the Windows 95 "Start" menu, select "Programs", then "Accessories", then "Dial-Up Networking".

The first time you run Dial-Up Networking, you should be asked to make a new connection. If Dial-Up Networking does not appear as follows, find the "Make New Connection" icon and double click on it.

Set up the new connection as follows...

Make sure that the proper type of modem is selected. If you don't know what type of modem is installed on your computer, consult the documentation or user manual which accompanied your computer. If the type of modem which is installed on your computer is not listed, try one of the generic modem types or contact the computer or modem manufacturer.

Click on the "Finish" button to finish creating the new connection.

Click on the "Easynet Internet" icon with the right mouse button, and select "Properties" from the pop-up menu. Click on the "Server Types" tab or button. Set up the connection properties as follows...

Make sure that the only "Allowed network protocol" is "TCP/IP". If any other protocols are checked, click on them to uncheck them.

Click on the "TCP/IP Settings" button, and set up the TCP/IP settings as follows...

After this is done, click on the "OK" button to close the TCP/IP Settings, then on the "OK" button to close the connection properties.

Double click on the "Easynet Internet" icon to open the connection. Set it up as follows...

Make sure you set the "Username" field to your username (all lowercase) and the "Password" field to your password (case sensitive) correctly.