Wittenberg University's Network Modem Service

Wittenberg University has 24 modems dedicated to providing dial-up Internet service to active Wittenberg students, faculty, and staff.

Support for the dial-up service is limited to clarification of the on-line documentation provided at this site. These instructions do not include help on setting up or the installation of hardware into a computer.

**Important Note** Dialup service is changing to require your LDAP (e-mail) password instead of the Windows password. For Windows 2000, NT 4.0 or XP, remove the check from the "Remember this password" box when you double-click the connection to Wittenberg. If you have another operating system and have saved the password you use for dialup and have trouble changing it, try the link below:

For all operating systems, remove the option to connect to a domain (Wittenberg). Usually this option is listed under Properties, Advanced or Properties, Network.

• Windows 95, 98, and ME

Setup Instructions:

Windows 95

Windows 98

Windows Millennium Edition

Windows NT 4

Windows 2000 Professional

Windows XP Home or Professional

What is Dial-Up Networking?

Important Note for AOL and NetZero users

Other pages of interest:

Virus and system updates

Setting up the Windows 95 DFSClient

Mapping a Network drive (Windows only)

Troubleshooting steps for Windows 95, 98 and ME machines having trouble mapping drives

Eudora Pro Setup Information (Windows Only)

Articles from Microsoft

Q150053: Erratic Domain Logon from Windows 95 Dial-Up Networking

Q154434: Err Msg: No Domain Server Was Available to Validate...

Q198585: Windows 95 DUN Client Authentication Fails

This document last reviewed March 29, 2005.