Note: If you are using an external modem, make sure that your
modem is turned on and that your computer is connected to the serial
/ com port of your computer.
- On your desktop, double-click the My Computer icon.

- Double-click the Dial-Up Networking folder.

- Click once on the Hawk Communications (my ISP) icon to
highlight it.

- From the File menu, select Properties.

- Under Connect using, click on the Configure
button.

- Select the Connection tab.

- On the lower-right, click on the Advanced button.

- If you have it, consult your modem document for an
initialization string suitable for PPP or TCP/IP connections.
- In the Extra settings field, type the proper
initialization string. If you do not have your modem's users
manual, try ATZ, AT&F1 or AT&F.

- Click OK.
- If your dialer can now connect to the Internet, you are able
to use your Internet applications (Netscape Navigator, Eudora,
AOL, etc.).
- If these instructions do not work, check the modem using
Hyperterminal with the instructions below.
Check modem
using Hyperterminal
- Click on the Windows Start button.
- Point to Programs > Accessories > Communications
and select Hyperterminal.
- Double-click on the Hypertrm icon.
- In the Name text box, type Hawk Communications
- Click OK.
- In the Area code text box, type 770.
- In the Phone number text box, type 5555555.
- Click OK.
- Click on the Dial button.
- If your modem does not dial, then it is not working properly.
In this case, you should contact the manufacturer or vendor who
sold the modem to you
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