Windows 2000 Configuration

1. Click Windows "Start" button, go to "Settings" and choose "Network and Dial-up Connections"
2. Once inside the Dial-up Networking folder, double click on the "Make New Connection", click Next >
3. On the "Network Connection Type" select "Dial to the Internet", click Next >
4. The Internet Connection Wizard will appear, choose "I want to set up my Internet connection manually, or I want to connect through LAN" and then click Next >
5. On the "Setting up your Internet Connection" screen, select "I Connect through a phone line and modem" then click Next >
6. Specify the name of your modem then click Next >
7. On the "Internet Account Connection Information" screen, uncheck "Use area code and dialing rules" and place our "Dial-up Number" then click "Advanced…" button.

  Dial-up Numbers
   PLDT:   242-9200 (30 x 56K lines)
   Digitel: 700-8000 (30 x 56K lines)
   Digitel: 700-4601 (22 x 33.6k lines) - to be phased out soon

8. On the "Advanced Connection Properties" screen, click "Addresses"
9. On the "DNS Server Address", choose "Always use the following:" then Supply the following Data below then click "OK"
Primary DNS: 202.91.171.10
Secondary DNS: 202.91.171.11
10. On the "Internet Account Login Information", supply your User Name and Password then click Next >
11. In the "Connection Name", type "Basic" then click Next 
12. On the "Setup your Internet Mail Account" screen, choose No then click Next > and then click Finish.
13. Right click "Basic" icon and choose "Create Shortcut" to place a Basic connection icon on your desktop.
14. Close Network and Dial-up Connections window.
How to Connect: 
1. Double Click "Basic" icon on your desktop.
2. Type in your "User Name" and "Password" then click "Connect".
3. A small window will appear displaying the status of the connections; If the connection is successful, you will see a Connected at… message showing your connected speed.

By:
Technical Support Team
Basic Internet/MozCom La Union