Windows NT 4.0 RAS Setup

 

1) In the “Control Panel” folder, click on the “Modem” icon and make sure that you have selected your modem and set the correct options.

2) Open the “Control Panel” and click on the “Network” icon

3) Click on the “Services” tab.

Note : you may or may not see the “Remote Access Service” line above depending on whether your PC has been set up before

4) If you do not see the line click on “Add” button, otherwise skip this next step.


Now click on OK You will now be asked for the NT installation CDROM and the system will copy over some files.

5) You will now be asked to select your modem.

If you have previously configured your modem (step 1), then you should see the modem listed as shown above. If so, then click on
“OK”. If a modem does not show up then you should click on “Install modem” to now go through selecting the modem on your
computer (follow the wizard steps to select your modem type). For the purposes of these instructions, we will assume that you
know how to set up the modem.

6) The screen below shows that you have selected the RAS modem that you will be using

 

Click on the “Configure” button above.

7) Select the “Dial out only” option

Click on OK above

8) You will now be shown the screen below

Click on “Network”

9) Select “TCP/IP” option and click on “OK”

10) You will now be displayed the screen below

Click on the “Continue” button.

11) RAS is now configured on your PC.

12) You now need to set up your “Dial up Network” properties for dialing into AIS.

13) Click on the “My Computer” icon and then click on the “Dial up Networking” icon.

14) Click on the “New” button. Now type in any name you want for this entry.

Click on the “Next” button.

15) In the screen shown below, select the options shown below.

 

Click on the “Next” button.

16) Enter the phone number and area code (if it applies) of your access number. You can also use alternate numbers if you have
multiple access numbers.

Click on the “Next” button.

17) Click on the “Finish” button below.

18) At this point you have now set up an entry for AIS.

19) Click on the “More” button and select the “Edit Modem and entry properties” entry

20) Click on the “Configure” button to see the screen below.

Select the options shown above and click on OK to go back to the previous screen.

21) Then click on the “Server” tab and select the options show below.

22) Click on the “TCP/IP Settings” button and select the options shown below.


Click on the “OK” to go back to the screen shown in step 21) and

23) Select the “Script” tab and select the options shown below.

Click on the “OK” button to go back to the screen shown in step 21)

24) Click on the “Security” tab and select the options shown below.

NOTE: A few folks have had a problem logging in using the above configuration. If you do, you might want to select the "Accept
only encrypted authentication" option above.

25) Click on the “X.25” tab and select the options shown below.

Clock on the “OK” button. You are now done setting up the RAS configuration.

26) You will now see the screen shown below.

Click on the “Dial” button to begin the connection to AIS.

27) Enter your AIS “UserName” and “Password”. If you would like to save the password for the next session, make sure that
“Save Password” option is selected.

You will now need to enter your user name (as shown above) and your password that you have for AIS (you probably got this
from a customer care representative when setting up your account)

Click on the “OK” button.



HAPPY NETTING



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