| How
to: Macintosh OS 8.0 & 9.x |
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Use the directions below to create a new remote access connection
for
the
Macintosh 8.0 and Macintosh 9.x operating
systems.
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Click Apple Menu, then select Internet Access, and
click Internet Setup Assistant.
In
some newer versions of Mac OS 9.0, the Internet Setup
Assistant can be found by opening your Hard Drive
Icon (usually located in upper right of your desktop),
and then clicking on the Internet Folder.
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Click Yes to begin.
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Click Yes to continue.
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Click
the Right Arrow to continue.
This tutorial
will provide all the details as being discussed above.
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Type BAMnet as the configuration name, click on Modem,
click the Right Arrow to continue.
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Select
appropriate options, then click the Right Arrow to
continue.
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Enter phone number, username and password, then click the Right
Arrow to continue.
This is the username
and password that you created when signing up
for BAMnet. Add "@bamnet" to the end of your user
name. For example username@bamnet. Important: do not add
".com" to the end of @bamnet - this will not work!
Visit our Dial-Up
Number page and choose your desired dialup number.
Enter the number in the space as shown above.
Notes:
If dialing our U.S. 1-800 number, enter the entire
number as 1-800-737-7530. If dialing one of our non-800
style numbers (see
list), use the calling format that works for the area
you are in. For example, if no area code is required when
dialing, you might only need XXX-XXXX as the number to dial.
Each country/state have their own calling formats. For more
information on calling patterns including access from Hotels,
visit our Helpful Tips section in the upper right corner
of this page.
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Select No, then
click the Right Arrow to continue.
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Select No, then
click the Right Arrow to continue.
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Leave
the DNS input box empty. Enter bamnet.net as the
domain name, then
click the Right Arrow to continue.
Upon your connection
to BAMnet, we automatically set the DNS information.
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Do
you have an E-mail address? Enter your e-mail address and
the password that you normally would use for collecting
your e-mail. Click
the Right Arrow to continue.
BAMnet does not
offer e-mail addresses. The e-mail address being entered
above would be the "POP3" style e-mail address
that you primarily have been using. If you are using an
"HTML" based e-mail address such as with Hotmail.com
or Yahoo.com e-mail services, you can leave these options
blank.
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If
you have a POP3 style e-mail address, enter the server location
where you normally would collect your e-mail. Enter smtp.bamnet.com as the SMTP server, click the Right Arrow to continue.
If you are using
an "HTML" based e-mail address such as with Hotmail.com
or Yahoo.com e-mail services, you can leave these options
blank.
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Leave
this option empty, then
click the Right Arrow to continue.
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Select No, then
click the Right Arrow to continue.
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Your
choice on checking the "Connect when finished"
option, then
click the Go Ahead to continue.
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Review
the Conclusion screen, then
click the Go Ahead to continue.
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| What
do I do now?
Now that you have created the new connection, test it by
dialing into the Internet.
Where do I
find the BAMnet Connection?
Choose Internet from the Apple Menu
and select Connect To...
Upon
a successful modem connection, open either Internet Explorer
or Netscape and start browsing the Internet. When finished
browsing, please remember to disconnect from BAMnet.
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