Gus Stanislaus wrote in a message to Mike Bilow:
 GS> I am having a problem getting my system to access the
 GS> internet.  I'd appreciate any help that you might be able to
 GS> give me.
 GS> The system is a 233Mhz Pentium with 64M memory running
 GS> Windows NT 4.0.  It is on a small peer-to-peer network (one
 GS> other system) for file and printer sharing, using NetBEUI
 GS> protocol.
 GS> I also have TCP/IP installed, but have been unable to bind
 GS> it to the modem, a USR 33.6 Sportster.  Netscape will not
 GS> recognize any connection at all.  The intenet option on the
 GS> control panel only gives me the option of installing a
 GS> proxie or not.  I think that I may have improperly set up
 GS> TCP/IP.  Any suggestions that you may have will be welcome.
 GS> I'll be glad to send you any config info I have.  Since this
 GS> is only loosely connected to LANs, I'll also be willing to
 GS> move it to NetMail. 
I passed your question to our NT expert.  He wrote:
   He has to setup remote networking.
   The easiest way to do this is to goto the "My Computer" icon, and select 
   Remote Networking.  Then, if there is nothing in it, it'll bring up an 
   installation wizzard to install all the necessary services. Including the 
   RAS configuration (which binds a modem to a Remote networking port).
   It shouldn't take more then about 10 minutes.
 
-- Mike
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