>From: Jake Messinger <jake@ams.com>
>>On Tue, 30 Jun 1998, Scot W. Hetzel wrote:
>>
>>> I hope this isn't to far off topic. But yesterday I was helping a
>customer
>>
>>Yah its pretty far, but Ill assume he/she is dialing into a pm product.
>>
>A PM3.
>
>>> set up his DUN connection under Win 95B. He has DUN installed, TCP/IP in
>>> stalled. But when he looked at the server types for the properties of
>his
>>> connection all he saw is:
>>>
>>> Type of Dial-Up Server: DEFAULT
>>
>>Is this the only type? You should be able to choose from 3 types.
>>
>The only one he saw.
>
>>
>>> That's all, he doesn't see "Allowed network protocols" under Server
>Types.
>>> When he clicks OK, he receives "Dial-Up Networking requires at least one
>>> network protocol. Select one from the list.", and there is no list to
>select
>>> from.
>>
>>This means TCPIP is NOT installed for that dial-up adapter. Go to Control
>>Panel, Network, see if there is TCPIP for the dial-up adapter, if NOT, add
>>it.
>>
>As, I had said, we added it, and he still had no list of "Allowed network
>protocols" under Server Types.
>
Remove every single protocol and network component from the Network
Control Panel and reboot. Then add one by one. Client for Microcrap
Networks, Dialup adapter, and TCP/IP and reboot.
jer
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