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Macintosh OS X - Dialup Connection: To configure Mac OS X 10.2 for dialup connection to TerraNet, follow these steps: Select System Preferences from the Apple (
Click the Network icon at the top of the System
Preferences panel. Select Internal Modem from the
Configure menu. Select the
TCP/IP tab, and select Using
PPP
from the second Configure menu. In the Domain
Name Servers field, enter: In the Search Domains field, enter:
Click the PPP tab:
Now click the PPP Options... button. You may set the top five checkboxes (in Session Options) according to your personal preferences; the selections shown below are typical for the average system. In the Advanced Options section, you must check the checkboxes Send PPP echo packets and Use TCP header compression. Click OK when you are finished with this page.
Click the Modem tab. Select your modem from the pull down Modem menu; most Macs with bundled modems will use the Apple Internal 56K Modem (v.90) selection. The Sound, Dialing and Wait for dial tone checkboxes may be left at their defaults as shown below. Note: If your phone system uses Rotary (Pulse) dialing, change the option the Dialing to Pulse
You are now finished with the System Preferences panel. Click Save to save your settings, and select Quit from the System Prefs menu to close the System Preferences panel. Now that your network settings are complete, open your hard disk (Macintosh HD) and the Applications folder:
Locate the icon called Internet Connect and double-click to open it.
All the fields in the Internet Connect window should be pre-configured to TerraNet with the items you specified in the previous section. Click the Connect button to proceed.
The Connect button will become a Cancel button, and Mac OS X will display the dialing status. You may leave the Internet Connect window open, or close it while you work. When finished, click the Disconnect button or shut down the computer to disconnect from TerraNet and hang up the telephone line. To speed up the connection process, you may wish to drag the Internet Connect icon to your OS X Dock so that you can quickly open it in the future.
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