Technical Support for
Windows '95 TCP/IP Dialup Configuration.

1. Double click the My Computer Icon, and check for the dialup networking icon. If you don't have a dialup networking icon, then dialup networking needs to be installed:
• To install dialup networking, click the start button, settings, and control panels.
• Double click the add/remove programs icon.
• Press the windows setup tab at the top of the active dialog box.
• Click on communications, and press the details button, check the dialup networking button and press OK.
• You will be taken through the necessary steps to install dialup networking, one step being one that might throw you. For Windows '95 to install Dial-Up Networking, it needs to assume that it will be 'pretending' to be on a REAL network (such as a LAN). Windows '95 will ask you then for a Computer Name, Workgroup Name and Computer Description. Since these values are practically irrelevant, I would suggest putting your first name as the computer name, you last name as the workgroup name, and any description you like. (Of course you don't HAVE to use these, you can use your own). After you complete the install, start with step #2.
2. Double click the dialup networking icon, if running for the first time, you will be taken to the dialup networking setup wizard, if it isn't the first time you've run dialup networking, double click the new connection icon.
3. Name the new connection Fishbone, and press the next button.
4. The phone # is (541) 345-1129.
5. Press the next button, then finish button, and the new Fishbone connection will be created. Now you need to configure the connection that you just created.
6. Select the Fishbone icon and go to the File menu and go to Properties.
7. Press the Server type button in the lower right.
8. Make sure that the connection type is PPP: Win 95, Win NT 3.5, Internet. Under advanced options, make sure that log on to network and enable software compression have a check by them and that require encrypted password does not.
9. Under allowed network protocols, TCP/IP should be the only protocol checked. If the others are checked, uncheck them.
10. Press the TCP/IP settings option, and make sure that Server assigned IP address is selected. In the next section, click on Specify Name Server Addresses and enter this number into the Primary DNS section:
    206.101.70.2
    Leave the Secondary DNS, Primary WINS, and Secondary WINS clear. Verify that the check boxes at the bottom ARE checked then click OK.
11. You will need to double click this Fishbone Dialup Network Icon that you've just created and configured to start your Internet connection in the future. But before you can do that, one more piece needs to be configured.
12. You will need to configure your network control panel to make the Fishbone dialup session compatible with Fishbone's network services. Start by double clicking network icon in the control panel.
13. First we need to check for a dialup adapter. If you do not have on listed under the installed network components, one needs to be added. To do this, follow the below steps:
    
• Click on the add button.
• Select the adapter under the component type and click the add button.
• Scroll down to Microsoft under the Manufacturers list and select Microsoft.
• In the window to the right, select dialup adapter and click the OK button then OK again.
• Input a computer name,workgroup name, and a description of the computer(these can just be your first name and then the family name for the workgroup as a suggestion. These aren't criticle unless you are on a Local Area Network.)
• Restart your computer.

• Press the Add button.
• Select protocol under the component type and click on the add button.
• Scroll down and select Microsoft under the Manufacturer list.
• On the right portion of the screen, there will be a TCP/IP option.Double click it, and TCP/IP will be added to your protocol stack.

• The host is Your Name.
• The domain is fishbone.com.
• In the DNS server search order, enter 206.101.70.2 then click the add button.
• The domain suffix is fishbone.com.