Network Scripting Upgrade

for Dial-Up LincolnNet Users

Windows 9x

System requirements

Windows 95/98

Step 1 - Checking your version of Windows 95

1. Open the Start Menu

2. Go to Settings

3. Open Control Panel

4. Open the System icon

5. Go to the General Tab and look under System. The last 2 or 3 letters give you the version.

Ex.

95 Windows 95 Standard - Need Upgrade

95a Windows 95a - Need Upgrade

95b Windows 95b - Skip to Step 3

95c Windows 95c - Skip to Step 3

98 Windows 98 - Skip to Step 3

Step 2 - Downloading the Dial-up Networking Upgrade Version 1.3

1. Connect to the LincolnNet server and open your web browser.

2. Go to ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/softlib/mslfiles/msdun13.exe

This will start downloading a file to your hard drive. When the download is complete, run the program by double clicking the icon.

Have your Windows 95 CD-Rom or installation disks ready.

Follow all of the installation directions and proceed to Step 3.

 

Step 3 - Downloading the LincolnNet Login Script file

1. Connect to the LincolnNet server and open your web browser.

2. Go to http://www.lincolnnet.net/about/dun.html and download the LincolnNet Login Script File. Save the file to C:\Program Files\Accessories

 

Step 4 - Configuring your Connection

1. Open My Computer

2. Open Dial-up Networking

3. Right-click on your LincolnNet connection icon and choose properties from the menu that pops up.

4. In the window that comes up, click the Configure button near the bottom.

5. Click on the Options Tab at the top, un-check the check mark next to "Bring Up Terminal Window After Dialing" and click the Ok button.

6. Click on the Scripting Tab.

7. Click the Browse button and choose the LincolnNet.scp file.

8. Click the Ok button twice and you are finished.

Using the Newly Configured Connection

When you double click on your dial-up connection it brings up the same window you are used to seeing. Now, instead of bypassing the Username and Password fields on this screen, fill them in and then hit connect. At this point the rest of the pr ocess is automated, you will not see the black terminal screen you are used to seeing. That's all you have to do! And now that you have done it once, your username and password will be saved and you won't have to type those either. Just double-click and h it connect.

 

 

Dial-up Scripts modified from Microsoft PPPMenu.scp file.

Modifications by: Thomas J. Liska, Director of Technology Development

Last Updated: 09/16/98