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From the desktop, click on the Apple menu, scroll down to the Control Panels, and choose the Modem Control Panel. Make sure that all the settings match the modem that is currently installed on your computer. The screen below is from an iMac.
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Next, close the Modem Control Panel and go back to the Control Panels and choose TCP/IP. You will see the following:
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Make sure the Connect Via and Configure boxes both look just like below:
- Also make sure that there is no information in any of the other boxes.
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Close TCP/IP and go back to the Control Panels and choose Remote Access. In the Name box put your entire username and context, including the decimals. In the Password box enter your Netware password. If you check the Save Password box then you will not need to enter your password every time you dial and connect. In
the Number box enter 9638000 for students and 9638002 for faculty and staff. If you have call waiting on your phone and wish to disable it while you are on the internet, put a 70, before the phone number (ex: 70,9638000 for students and 70,9638002 for faculty and staff)
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Now click the Options button on the bottom of the window. Click the Protocol tab, and check the box that says Connect automatically when starting TCP/IP applications. This way when you launch Netscape or Internet Explorer it will automatically dial and connect for you. It will not automatically disconnect; you must do that from the Remote Access Status item in the Apple Menu or from the Remote Access Control Panel.
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If your computer has the Control Strip turned on, you can also disconnect from the Remote Access Control Strip. The Control Strip is in the lower left corner of your screen. The Remote Access Control Strip looks like this:
- Now close Remote Access and you are all set!
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