Macintosh Internet Connection Setup
  1. Go to Apple-Menu, Control Panel, and Remote Access.
  2. Enter your Username, Password, optional Save Password, and the ISP dial-up phone number (ie. 421-4222).


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  3. Click on Options to continue.

  4. Under the Redialing tab, you have the option to Redial or not.


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  5. Under the Connection tab, the default setting is shown below. You have the option to select "Disconnect if idle for __ minutes".


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  6. Under the Protocol tab, the default setting is shown below. You have the option to select "Connect automatically when starting TCP/IP applications", which is quite convenient.


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  7. Click OK, and Save configurations.



    8. To Create a Shortcut on your Desktop for Remote Access:

  8. Go to Mac HD, System Folder, Preferences, Remote Access.
  9. Highlight your "Remote Access" connection, click File and Make Alias.
  10. Drag the "Alias" to your desktop.



    11. To Configure the TCP/IP:

  11. Go to Apple-Menu, Control Panel, and TCP/IP.

  12. Select PPP, Using PPP Server, enter the Name Server addresses, and the Search domain.


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  13. Close the window, and Save the configurations.


Optional Advanced Setup - To Configure the Macintosh Browsers and Email Client Programs
  1. Go to Apple-Menu, Control Panels, and Internet.
  2. Under the Personal tab, enter the fields as shown.


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  3. Under the E-mail tab, enter the fields as shown. Choose your default email application.


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  4. Under the Web tab, enter a home page, a search page, and choose your default web browser.


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  5. Under the News tab, enter the News Server, and choose your default news application.


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  6. Close the window, and Save the configurations.