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Windows NT 3.5X Setup Walkthrough
Windows NT 3.5X Setup
Walkthrough
Windows NT V3.51 comes complete with the necessary
software Remote Access Server to connect to the Internet with
SupraLink Solutions using an ukbusiness.com Dial account.
Please note that although the information supplied here is believed to be correct we cannot directly support the use of any other software except
the one provided with your
ukbusiness.com Dial connection. If your machine is connected to a local area network, check with the system administrator before continuing with these instructions.
Configuration
The following steps explain how to set up Windows NT to use a PPP connection to an
ukbusiness.com Dial account. You might like to print it for future reference.
Essential components
You must have the two following components.
Setting up Remote Access Server
Please follow these steps.
1. Open the Control Panel.
2. Open Network icon.
3. Install Remote Access Server if it is not
present.
4. Click
on Add software.
5. From the list select Remote Access Service.
6. When you are prompted, check that the Windows NT installation CD is inserted into the CD-ROM drive and that the correct directory is accessed for your computer type.
7. Click
on Add, then add either COM1, COM2, COM3 or COM4 depending on which COM port your modem is connected to.
8. Set-up
will then prompt to either Auto detect or Manually select the modem.
9. When completed, the Remote Access Server box should now show a modem and a COM port.
10. Click
on Continue.
11. Click
on OK to complete Remote Access Server set-up.
12. Restart Windows NT.
13. Open the Remote Access Server folder from the Program Manager window.
14. Select Remote Access.
15. Click on the
Add button.
16. Type
Name: UKB Dial.
17. Type
in the phone number that you will be utilizing to connect to
SupraLink Solutions: 735-8868, 735-7889 or 735-9430.
18. Description: UKB Dial up PPP connection.
19. Uncheck Authenticate using Current user name and password.
20. Click on the
Network icon.
21. Check PPP box and select only TCP/IP.
22. Click
on TCP/IP
Settings.
23. Check Server assigned IP address.
24. Check Use specific name server addresses.
25. Check Use VJ Compression.
26. Check Use default gateway on remote network.
27. Click
on OK.
28. Click
on OK.
29. Click on the
Security icon.
30. Check Accept any authentication including clear text.
31. In the Terminal
or Script box select Terminal from the After dialing menu and then
click
on OK.
32. Click
on OK.
Using your Dial Up Connection
Please follow these steps.
1. Select the UKB Dial entry and
click on the Dial button.
2. Ignore Authentication window and click
on OK.
3. When the modem makes a connection the After Terminal Window will appear.
4. At
login, type UKSRF/ immediately followed by your UKB Dial username,
for example, if your username is zz99, enter UKSRF/zz99, and then
press the Enter key.
5. At
password, type your UKB Dial password and then press the Enter key.
6. At
protocol, type PPP and then press the Enter key and
click on Done.
7. The Connection complete box will appear if successful.
8. You can now run WINSOCK compatible programs, such as Netscape.
9. To close the connection,
click on the Hang up button.
Adding Automatic scripting
Automatic scripting can be added after the manual login procedure has been configured and tested.
Configuring Automatic scripting
Please follow theses steps.
1. Find and edit the file
Switch.inf.
2. You
will probably find it in C:\Winnt\System32\Ras\.
3. You must close the Remote Access Server program after changing script and then reload for any script modifications to take
effect.
4. Change from Terminal to UKB Dial in the Security box in the Remote Access
program.
5. Enter your username and password in the Authentication box when connecting, as this information will be passed to the
script.
Examples
of scripts using values
This first script uses the values in the username and password fields of the Authentication box.
[UKB Dial]
COMMAND=
OK=<match>"ogin:"
LOOP=<ignore>
COMMAND=<username><cr>
OK=<match>"word:"
COMMAND=<password><cr>
OK=<match>"otocol:"
COMMAND=PPP<cr>
OK=<match>"nable"
CONNECT="Hello"
This second script contains your username and password, allowing you to ignore the fields in the Authentication box. Where your username would be for example UKSRF/zz99 and password would be your UKB Dial password.
[UKB Dial2]
COMMAND=
OK=<match>"ogin:"
LOOP=<ignore>
COMMAND=username<cr>
OK=<match>"word:"
COMMAND=password<cr>
OK=<match>"otocol:"
COMMAND=PPP<cr>
OK=<match>"nable"
CONNECT="Hello"
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