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Chapter 6 | Accessing e-mail and the Web | 105 3. In the HP dialup window, confirm the user name and password you use to log on to your network, and then select the modem you will use to dial the call. 4. Check the telephone number, and then tap Dial. A progress message appears to tell you when you are connected to your network, and then an icon appears in the taskbar while you remain connected. After you are connected to your network, use the Inbox program to send and receive e-mail or use Pocket Internet Explorer to browse your corporate intranet or the Web. For more information, refer to the Sending, receiving, and processing your e-mail and Browsing the Web or your intranet with Pocket Internet Explorer sections in this chapter. To disconnect from the network 1. Double-tap the HP connection icon in the status area of the taskbar. 2. In the HP dialup window, tap Disconnect. Connecting to corporate e-mail and network resources onsite If you want corporate e-mail and Internet service only (with no access offsite), you will need: • An installed network interface card (NIC)—that is properly configured with the IP address of your DNS and WINS servers (your network administrator can give you this information)

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Chapter 6
|
Accessing e-mail and the Web
|
105
3.
In the
HP dialup
window, confirm the user name
and password you use to log on to your network,
and then select the modem you will use to dial the
call.
4.
Check the telephone number, and then tap
Dial
. A
progress message appears to tell you when you are
connected to your network, and then an icon
appears in the taskbar while you remain connected.
After you are connected to your network, use the Inbox
program to send and receive e-mail or use Pocket Internet
Explorer to browse your corporate intranet or the Web. For
more information, refer to the
Sending, receiving, and
processing your e-mail
and
Browsing the Web or
your intranet with Pocket Internet Explorer
sections
in this chapter.
To disconnect from the network
1.
Double-tap the HP connection icon in the status
area of the taskbar.
2.
In the
HP dialup
window, tap
Disconnect
.
Connecting to corporate e-mail and network
resources onsite
If you want corporate e-mail and Internet service only
(with no access offsite), you will need:
An installed network interface card (NIC)
³that is
properly configured with the IP address of your DNS
and WINS servers (your network administrator can give
you this information)