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Campus Network Connecting with Windows |
Information
**Check to see if you have green link lights on the back of your ethernet
card - if you don't have link lights, you will not have a connection.
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Make sure you have an ethernet cable plugged into your ethernet
card and the data port in the wall. If you are using a phone
cord, you will not gain access to the network.
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Start your computer.
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Select the Start menu > Settings > Control
Panel.
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Double-click on the Network icon.
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Remove all lines that begin with NetBeui or IPX/SPX - you don't need
them.
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Click on the "Identification" tab - name your computer
your first initial and last name.
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Click back to "Configuration".
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Double-click on the line that begins with TCP/IP <name
of your ethernet card>.
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Click on the IP Address tab. Set it to "Obtain IP address
automatically."
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Click on the DNS tab. Select "disable DNS."
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Click on the Gateway tab. Remove anything in it.
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Click on the WINS tab. Disable WINS.
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Restart your computer.
If you are using Internet Explorer, make sure you follow the
Connection Setup Wizard to configure your browser to connect through a
LAN (Local Area Network).
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