NetblazerPPP-WIn95.doc		adapted from Trinity-ppp.doc		3/1/96

Intro:

Ok, lets get down to it, there are sub-sections for:

	- Windows 95 <complete>
	- Windows v3.11: Chameleon and Trumpet
	- Linux
	- Macintosh

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--< Windows 95 >--

Its recommended you install Microsoft Plus! pack or RoboDUN to do an 
automatic login for you but the following is everything to do a manual 
login:

First, you need to install TCP/IP for Win95:

	- Goto control panels, network, add, adapter, microsoft, dial-up adapter
	- again network, add, protocol, Microsoft, TCP/IP
	- Click on OK, give Win95 the nessisary disks
	- Double click on TCP/IP, enter in the following: 

	** Some of these really don't matter since PPP will negotiate a few 
	   of these automatically.

		- gateway: 132.241.248.1 
		- IP addresses: 132.241.248.0 
		  Net Mask: 255.255.255.0
		- Enable DNS
		  host:	"anything you want.. doesn't matter"
		  domain: dip.csuchico.edu
		  DNS search order: 132.241.66.6 <add>
				    132.241.80.1 <add>
				    132.241.5.10 <add>
		  Domain sufix search order: dip.csuchico.edu<add>
					     ecst.csuchico.edu<add>
					     csuchico.edu<add>
	- Click on OK, give Win95 the disks/CD as needed,  and do NOT reboot 
	  your computer yet.
	
	- Goto control panels, Add/remove programs, Windows setup, double click
	  on communications, make sure that Dial-up networking is checked
	- Click on ok, again, feed in the disks as nessisary
	
	- Let Win95 reboot
	
	- Next, under "My Computer", goto dial-up networking, double click 
	  on "Make a new connection"
		- Name it "NetBlazer"
		- select your modem setup
		- click on next
		- put in your desired NB#: 898-6993: more modems but you might
						     get a 14.4k modem
					   898-6385: less modems but you will
						     only get a 28.8/33.6 
						     connection
		- click on next
		- click on finished
		- ok, now goto the properties of this newly created icon
			- Lets make sure everything is 100%
			- click on configure
				- general: Maximum speed: 115200
				- Connection: 8,None,1
					- Port settings: set both to the highest
					- advanced: RTS/CTS flow control
			- Options
				- Click on Bring up terminal window after dialing
			- Click on OK
			- click on server type
				- click OFF: log onto network, enable 
				  software compression, require encrypted 
				  password, netBeaui, IPX/SPX
				- Make sure TCP/IP is clicked on
				- TCP/IP settings:
					- Specify an IP: 132.241.248.0
					- Specify DNS: 132.241.66.6
						       132.241.80.1
					- Turn ON IP header compression
					- Select Use default GW on remote net
			- CLick on OK

	- Double Click on the Trinity Dial-up network Icon
	- put anything into the login/password fields and click on connect
	- The modem will dial out and then give you a terminal screen
	- Once the modems are done negotiating, log on like your used to.
	- Next, issue this command at the netblazer prompt:
		"activate ppp"   
	- click on done and PPP should start!

--- Here is the RoboDun script for the netblazers: --- 

WaitFor ""
WaitFor "ogin:",10 
Send "yerlogin<cr>" 	# your login name 
WaitFor "assword:",10 
Send "yerpasswd<cr>" 	# your password 
WaitFor ">",10 		# WaitFor the last char of your prompt, mine is ">" 
Send "activate ppp" 
WaitFor ">",10 
Send "activate ppp<cr>" Done

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--< Windows v3.11 >--

	- Chameleon: Try to extract all the info from above and try it.  If 
	  		you can't get it going, I'll write some docs up.

	- Trumpet:   Same as above


--< Linux >--
	- Docs pending.  For those of you who don't know how to do it, I'll 
	  write one up buy almost all of you know how to get this to fly.

--< Macs >--
	- Just configure up MacPPP from the Win95 info above and if should work
  fine.  If you can't get it to run, ask and I'll write up some docs.

--< end document >--