Right click on your
Internet Explorer icon on your desktop and click
properties. Click on the Connections
tab.
 Here
you will set up how your computer connect to the
Internet. In the Dial-up settings
box, there are several ways to connect to the
Internet. These are only dial-up connections,
meaning you must use a modem to connect to the
Internet. There are three choices below this
box. Select the Dial whenever a network
connection is not present so when you bring
your computer home during break, you can
still connect to the Internet without having to
make any changes.
Click on LAN
Settings button. Your box should be set up
exactly as the one shown below with all
chekc boxes unchecked.
 Click
OK on the Local Area Network (LAN)
Settings box and then on Internet
Properties
box.
CONFIGURING YOUR
NETWORK PROPERTIES
Begin by clicking
on the Start menu and then Settings and then
Control Panel. The following window should
appear.
 Click
on the Network to get this box:
 Click
on Client for Microsoft Networks and click
Properties. The following box appears:
 Make
sure the "Log on to Windows NT DOMAIN" is
not checked. the Network logon options does
not have to change. Click OK On the
Network box, scroll down to find your
Ethernet Adapter listed. In the box below, it
is listed as an Intel Pro/100+ MiniPCI card.
Your card will be listed as long as it has
been installed correctly.
![]() The item on
the top line of the box above has a little icon
next to it. This item is an adapter. The
next four items are TCP/IP protocols. We are
looking for your Ethernet Card under the
TCP/ip protocol section. You will find a
TCP/IP protocol for each adapter in your
computer. Click on the TCP/IP protocol for
your Ethernet adapter and click on
Properties. You should see the box
displayed below.
 On
the IP Address tab you should have
Obtain an IP address automatically
selected. If you would like to you can have the
Detect connection to network media
checked but it is not required. Click on
the WINS Configuration and follow the
instructions below.
 Here
you should select the Use DHCP for WINS
Resolution option at the bottom of the
window. Click on the Gateway tab.
 Remove
any Installed gateways listed. Click on
the DNS Configuration tab. You should
Disable DNS.
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have completed all the steps you can click
OK.
On the Network box,
click on the Identification tab and set
up the fields as displayed below:

Computer Name: fill in your last name
and first initial.
Workgroup: fill this in as
SCSU-Resnet.
Computer Description: this should be
your building and room number.
Once you
have completed this section, you should be all
set with your network properties. Click the
OK. There should be a prompt to restart
your computer. You should allow it to
restart. Once your computer has restareded,
follow the directions to check your IP
Address.
Click on Start and
choose Run. Type command in the
box and click OK.
 You
should see the following box:
 Type
ipconfig at the blinking cursor to get
similar results below.

If you have an IP address that begins with
10.80 you are ready for ResNet.
If you have an IP address that begins with
169.254 or is 0.0.0.0, your computer is not
properly configured and you need to check all
the steps or require a working Resnet
connection.
If you have Media Disconnected, you either
do not have a cable plugged in from your
computer to the wall or there is something wrong
with your jack in the wall.
Type
exit to leave this
window.
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