NT Remote Access Server (RAS) Setup for Windows 95

Install Dial-Up Networking for Windows 95

1. Click on the Start button, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
2. Double click the Add/Remove Programs.
3. Click the Windows Setup tab, click Communications, and then click Details.
4. Click the Dial-Up Networking check box, and then click OK (do not uncheck anything or it will be uninstalled). Click OK again, and follow the instructions on your screen (the setup will require your Win95 cd unless the *.cab files are on your hard disk).

Install TCP/IP and Set the DNS IP Address

1. Click on the Start button, point to Settings, click Control Panel, double-click the Network icon, and click the Add button.
2. In the Select Network Component Type box, double-click Protocol.
3. In the Select Network Protocol dialog box, in the Manufacturers list, click Microsoft and then in the Network Protocols list, click Microsoft TCP/IP. Click OK.
4. Double-click the TCP/IP entry.
5. In the TCP/IP Properties dialog box, click the DNS Configuration tab.
6. Click Enable DNS, and then in the Host and Domain boxes, type your host name (yourname, nickname, or computername without spaces) and domain name (cahe.wsu.edu), respectively. These names identify you on the Internet.
7. In the DNS Server Search Order box, type 134.121.2.54 then click Add for the1st DNS and then type 134.121.64.1 then click Add for the 2nd DNS.
8. Click OK and restart computer.

Setup Dial-Up Networking

1. Double click the My Computer icon on your desktop, double click the Dial-Up Networking icon, and double click the Make New Connection icon.
2. The Make New Connection window will appear. Replace the My Connection name with Cru_Ras and click Next. (it is assumed that your modem has been configured, if not, the dial-up networking setup wizard for modem configuration will begin.)
3. Type in the area code and phone number and click Next and Finish.
4. The Dial-Up Networking folder will now have a Cru_Ras icon. Right click on this icon and choose Properties from the menu that appears.
5. Click the Server Types tab. The Type of Dialup is Server should be PPP Windows 95, Windows NT 3.5, Internet.
6. Uncheck the NetBeui and IPS/SPX Compatible boxes in the Allowed network protocols section.
7. Click on the TCP/IP Settings… box
8. Click on the circle preceding Specify name server addresses and enter the following:

	Primary DNS 134.121.2.54
	Secondary DNS 134.121.64.1
	Primary WINS 134.121.6.4
	Secondary WINS 134.121.6.5

1. Click OK and Click OK.

Connect using Dial-Up Networking

1. Double click the Cru_Ras icon in the Dial-Up Networking folder.
2. Type in your Ras Username and Password and click Connect. If you do not have a usermane or password, please contact a CRU support technician to setup an account.
3. Once a connection is established, you are ready to open your email program, browser, or any other internet applications.
4. To disconnect, double click on the dual monitor icon in the lower/right area of the taskbar and click on Disconnect.

Usage Statement

The Computer Resource Unit NT Remote Access Server is provided for Washington State University College of Agriculture and Home Economics users in compliance with The WSU Appropriate Use Policy.

www.cahe.wsu.edu/~wright/datapol.html

The WSU Appropriate Use Policy

WSU Appropriate Use of Computing Resources, Information Technologies and Networks

(proposed and under review by the WSU Faculty Senate)

…In support of academic instruction, research, public service, and administrative functions, the University encourages the use of, and provides access to, information technologies and network resources…Willful misuse of WSU information technology resources or network services can result in termination of access privileges, university disciplinary action, and/or civil and criminal penalties…

CRU Support Technicians

Jim Buscher email: buscher@wsu.edu
phone: (509) 335-2813

Vida Jones email: hatleyv@wsu.edu
phone: (509) 335-2810

Shawn Scamahorn email: sdscamahorn@wsu.edu
phone: (509) 335-2987

Dean Pittenger email: dpit@wsu.edu
phone: (509) 335-9214