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The easiest way to set up a PC running Windows* 95 or Windows NT* 4.0 is to use the Internet Station CD. Setup installs the software and automatically sets up your PC. If you prefer to do it manually, follow these instructions.
Note: You cannot use the CD to configure Windows NT* 3.51. Use the manual instructions below.
To configure a Windows NT* 3.51 system
- Open the Main group in Program Manager.
- Open the Control Panel and open the Network icon.
- Select TCP/IP Protocol within the Installed Network Software window or install it if necessary. See your Windows documentation.
- Click the Configure button and select the Adapter Type.
- Check the Enable Automatic DHCP Configuration checkbox.
- Click the DNS button. Remove all entries in this window.
- Type your computer name in the Host name box. Click OK to close the TCP/IP configuration window.
- Click OK to close and restart your computer.
To configure a Windows NT* 4.0 system
- Right-click Network Neighborhood and click Properties.
- Click the Protocols tab and select the TCP/IP Protocol in the list. If TCP/IP does not appear, install it. See your Windows documentation.
- Click the Properties button and select the adapter type.
- Make sure "Obtain An IP Address From A DHCP Server" is selected.
- Click the DNS tab.
- Clear all entered settings on this page except Host name. Enter your computer name.
- Click OK on the bottom of the TCP/IP window.
- Click OK to close and restart your computer.
To configure a Windows* 95 system
- Right-click Network Neighborhood.
- Click Properties on the pop-up menu.
- Click the Configuration tab and select the TCP/IP networking component and click Properties.
- Make sure "Obtain An IP Address Automatically" is selected.
- Select the DNS Configuration tab, and select Disable.
- Select the Gateway tab and remove any addresses. Click OK.
- Click OK to close the Network Control window.
- Click OK to close and restart your computer.
To configure other systems
See the documentation for your operating system and set the system up for TCP/IP. Configure the system to be a DHCP client. If the system doesn't support DHCP, set an IP address that is unique to that system and in the range from 192.168.42.128 to 192.168.42.253.
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