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Typical Configuration 51 Figure 33 ISP Wizard Window 8 In the ISP Name field, choose any name that you wish to associate with your ISP. 9 In the Dial Out Prefix field, enter the number required to access an outside line. An example would be dialing "9" for use with a PBX. If not required, leave this field blank. 10 (Optional) In the Call Waiting Disable Command field, enter the value you obtained from your telephone company for disabling Call Waiting. If you have Call Waiting enabled on your line and you do not disable Call Waiting, then incoming calls to that line may disrupt data calls. 11 In the Telephone Number field, enter the telephone number of your ISP. If you want to enter a second telephone number to connect to your ISP, refer to Chapter 7, "Editing Service Provider Profiles," after you have completed this typical installation procedure. 12 In the User ID and Password fields, enter your User ID and Password for your ISP account. 13 If your ISP requires a DNS address, enter it in the DNS Address field. If you are not sure, leave this field blank. 14 Click Continue. A call is launched to your ISP, and the TX LED on the front panel of the LAN Modem flashes, indicating data transmission from the LAN Modem across the WAN. A congratulations message appears. A successful connection to the Internet verifies the successful configuration of your Dual 56K LAN Modem and your ISP connection. If the connection to your ISP does not go through, refer to Chapter 10, "Troubleshooting and Maintenance." 15 Click Continue. This completes the configuration and takes you directly to the World Wide Web and 3Com's LAN Modem Support web site.

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Typical Configuration
51
Figure 33
ISP Wizard Window
8
In the ISP Name field, choose any name that you wish to associate with your ISP.
9
In the Dial Out Prefix field, enter the number required to access an outside line. An
example would be dialing “9” for use with a PBX. If not required, leave this field
blank.
10
(Optional) In the Call Waiting Disable Command field, enter the value you
obtained from your telephone company for disabling Call Waiting.
If you have Call Waiting enabled on your line and you do not disable Call Waiting,
then incoming calls to that line may disrupt data calls.
11
In the Telephone Number field, enter the telephone number of your ISP.
If you want to enter a second telephone number to connect to your ISP, refer to
Chapter 7, “Editing Service Provider Profiles,” after you have completed this
typical installation procedure.
12
In the User ID and Password fields, enter your User ID and Password for your ISP
account.
13
If your ISP requires a DNS address, enter it in the DNS Address field. If you are not
sure, leave this field blank.
14
Click
Continue
.
A call is launched to your ISP, and the TX LED on the front panel of the LAN
Modem flashes, indicating data transmission from the LAN Modem across the
WAN. A congratulations message appears.
A successful connection to the Internet verifies the successful configuration of
your Dual 56K LAN Modem and your ISP connection. If the connection to your ISP
does not go through, refer to Chapter 10, “Troubleshooting and Maintenance.”
15
Click
Continue
.
This completes the configuration and takes you directly to the World Wide Web
and 3Com’s LAN Modem
Support
web site.