[13682] in Athena Bugs
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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (John Saylor)
Mon Jul 24 11:09:05 1995
To: bugs@MIT.EDU
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 1995 11:08:51 EDT
From: John Saylor <jsaylor@MIT.EDU>
System name: saylor-2
Type and version: SPARC/Classic 7.7R (1 update(s) to same version)
Display type: cgthree
What were you trying to do?
Move a Window
What's wrong:
Display didn't redraw properly and wile waiting, core dumped [segv]
What should have happened:
screen should have redrawn itself
Please describe any relevant documentation references:
I have a core dump [which you might not care about, but then
you can just delete it].
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> setting to <STRONG>Manual</STRONG>. Make sure
the subnet mask is <STRONG>255.255.0.0. </STRONG>
<p>
<img src="mactcp2r.GIF">
</UL>
This is important. If you do not do this, when you try to
start your computer at work, you will find yourself in a frustrating
loop.
<HR>
<H2><a name="shoot">Trouble Shooting</a></H2>
<p>
If a connection fails, the first thing to do is try again. Sometimes you
may have a noisy line, or a single line in the modem pool may have a
problem.
Many times trying again results in a good connection.
<p>
Try unplugging and replugging your modem.<br>To confirm that it
really is a modem problem, try an alternate dialup destination.
<p>
If the <STRONG>Open</STRONG> button is grayed out, check the MacTCP
Control Panel settings to ensure that <STRONG>PPP </STRONG>and
<STRONGy this cable at the MIT Computer Connection (MCC) in W20-021. It is
listed in the MCC price list with the product code <a href="http://web.mit.edu:1962/tiserve.mit.edu/9000/37969.html"><STRONG>CABLE MAC MODEM</STRONG></a>. (Not
required for a PowerBook with an internal modem)</STRONG>
<p>
<LI><a
href="http://web.mit.edu:1962/tiserve.mit.edu/9000/38548.html">MacPPP-
Installer program</a>. (If you download the Installer program via your web
browser, look for it in your System Folder.) You can also get The Installer
program on a disk by calling the Network Help Desk at x3-4101.
</UL>
<p>
For help and more information, call the Network Help Desk at 253-4101.
<HR>
<p>
<H2><a name="install">Install MacPPP</a></H2>
<p>
<STRONG>Before you begin: </STRONG>The installation program includes
a copy of the latest version of MacTCP. If you already have a version of
MacTCP on your Macintosh that you <STRONG>do not</STRONG> want
the installer to overwrite, copy your version of MacTCP from the Control
Panels and save it somewhere else on your Mac before running the program.
<p>
<H2><a name="run">Run the Installer</a></H2>
<p>
<OL>
<LI>The MacPPP distribution diskette or folder has an installation
program that loads and configures your Macintosh. To Install MacPPP, double
click on the Installer icon.
<p>
<IMG SRC= "Guide1.GIF">
<p>
Result: the Install program installs MacPPP on your computer.
<p>
<LI>Along the way, the Installer presents a menu dialog box and asks where
to
save the <STRONG>MacPPP Docs</STRONG> that accompany the program.
(The folder MacPPP Docs contains two files macppp.txt and release_notes.
Both files come from the University of Michigan developers of MacPPP. The
first document is entitled "Installing MacPPP - TCP/IP Over Serial Lines,"
the second Revision History.") Choose a place and
click on <STRONG>Install</STRONG>.
<p>
<LI>At the end of installation, you receive a message informing you that
the installation is complete. Click on <STRONG>Quit.</STRONG>
<p>
<LI>Open <STRONG>Control Panels </STRONG>and double click on
<STRONG>MacTCP</STRONG>.
<p>
<LI>Make sure the <STRONG>PPP</STRONG> icon is selected, as shown
below. (The numbers in the following two figures may not be the same on
your computer as shown here - don't worry.)
<p>
<IMG SRC= "Guide2.GIF">
<p>
<LI>Click on the <STRONG>More</STRONG> button
<p>
<LI>Make sure that the <STRONG>Obtain Address</STRONG> option is
<STRONG>Server</STRONG>.
<p>
<IMG SRC="mactcp2.GIF">
<LI>Click on <STRONG>OK. </STRONG>
<p>
<LI>Restart your Macintosh now.</STRONG>
</OL>
<p>
<H2><a name="config">Configure PPP</a></H2>
<p>
<OL>
<LI>Select <STRONG>Config PPP</STRONG> from <STRONG>Control
Panels</STRONG>. Make sure that your settings are the <STRONG>same
</STRONG>as the settings below. If your Mac has an internal modem,
change <STRONG>Port Name</STRONG> to "Internal Modem". If you
have connected your modem to the printer port rather than the phone port,
change Port Name to "Printer Port".
<p>
<IMG SRC="config1.GIF">
<p>
<LI>When the settings are correct, click on <STRONG>Config</STRONG>...
<p>
<STRONG>Result: </STRONG>The following window appears.
<p>
<IMG SRC= "Guide3.GIF">
<p>
<UL>
<LI><STRONG>Port Speed</STRONG> should be, as in the example, 57600.
The rule-of-thumb is
run as fast as possible, so try 57600 first and reduce speed as necessary. If
you get an error message, try a lower speed.
<p>
<LI><STRONG>Set Flow Control</STRONG> should be CTS & RTS
(DTR).
R).
<p>
<LI>Depending on where your call originates, you may need to change the
phone
number to include the area code and any other numbers for either calling
long
distance or for credit card calls. For example, if you need to include the area
code (617), change <STRONG>Phone num</STRONG> to
<STRONG>16172526955</STRONG>. Yes, it really is
25<u>2</u>, please don't change it to 25<u>3</u>.<STRONG></STRONG>
<p>
<STRONG></STRONG> If you have Call Waiting, you should disable
it during a dialup session. Add <STRONG>*70</STRONG> at the beginning
of the phone number (*70,2526955). Separate <STRONG>*70</STRONG>
and the number proper by a comma "<STRONG>,</STRONG>" to give the
phone system a chance to respond to the command. After you disconnect,
Call Waiting is automatically reset.<STRONG></STRONG>
<p>
<LI>Complete the <STRONG>Modem Init</STRONG> field. You will find a
<a href="http://web.mit.edu:1962/tiserve.mit.edu/9000/36710.html">list of
modems and modem inits</a> in TechInfo (Computing-Tether).
</UL>
<p>
<LI>Click on <STRONG>Done</STRONG>.
<p>
<LI>When the Config PPP control panel appears, the MacPPP configuration is
complete.
</OL>
<p>
<H2><a name="use">Use MacPPP to Dial to MITnet</a></H2>
<p>
<OL>
<LI>You can start MacPPP in two ways.
<p>
a. Go to the <STRONG>Config PPP</STRONG> control panel and
click on the <STRONG>Open</STRONG>
button.
<p>
or
<p>
b. Start a network application, for instance TechMail. This
automatically
starts up a connection.
<p>
Result: With either method, after dialing, a logon dialog box appears.
<p>
<IMG SRC="logon.GIF">
<p>
<LI>Logon with your Kerberos username and password (and click
<STRONG>OK</STRONG>).
<p>
Result: In the upper left corner of the Config PPP Control Panel the
faces are smiling and the words "PPP UP" appear under the faces.
<p>
<IMG SRC="smilingface.GIF">
</OL>
<p>
You can now use your MacTCP-based applications, including TechMail,
TechInfo, TechNotify, Gopher, Mosaic, FTP, telnet ...
<STRONG>if</STRONG> you have copies of the
applications on the computer<STRONG> from which you are
dialing.</STRONG>
<p>
When you are done and want to disconnect, click on Hard Close on the
Config PPP<STRONG> </STRONG>control panel and your Macintosh will
disconnect from the
server.
<HR>
<p>
<H2><a name="warn">Warning for Macintosh users with a portable, such as
a Duo or
PowerBook,
</a></H2>
If you sometimes uses a direct Ethernet connection and sometimes dialup:
make sure to reset your MacTCP choice to Ethernet when moving from
dialup to
direct.
<p>
<STRONG>Before you shutdown your computer after a dialup session,
</STRONG>
<UL>
<LI>Open the MacTCP Control Panel and change the connection from PPP
</STRONG>to <STRONG>Ethernet</STRONG>.
<LI>Click on <STRONG>More... </STRONG>
<LI>When the next dialog box appears change the <STRONG>Obtain
Address</STRONG> setting to <STRONG>Manual</STRONG>. Make sure
the subnet mask is <STRONG>255.255.0.0. </STRONG>
<p>
<img src="mactcp2r.GIF">
</UL>
This is important. If you do not do this, when you try to
start your computer at work, you will find yourself in a frustrating
loop.
<HR>
<H2><a name="shoot">Trouble Shooting</a></H2>
<p>
If a connection fails, the first thing to do is try again. Sometimes you
may have a noisy line, or a single line in the modem pool may have a
problem.
Many times trying again results in a good connection.
<p>
Try unplugging and replugging your modem.<br>To confirm that it
really is a modem problem, try an alternate dialup destination.
<p>
If the <STRONG>Open</STRONG> button is grayed out, check the MacTCP
Control Panel settings to ensure that <STRONG>PPP </STRONG>and
<STRONG>Obtain Address</STRONG> from <STRONG>Server
</STRONG>are checked and restart your Macintosh. (See pages 3 and 4.)
<p>
If you are having problems with a network application such as TechMail
even though the connection appears to be OK, try opening an alternate
network application such as TechInfo. This tests that the connection is indeed
OK.
<p>
If you are still having problems, check to see that you have configured
MacPPP correctly, as specified in this guide. If the configuration seems
correct, call the Network Help Desk at 253-4101 <STRONG>between 9am and
5pm.</STRONG>
<p>
If you find that your telephone line is still "tied up" after you have
completed a dialup session, it may be that you closed the session with
<STRONG>Soft Close</STRONG>. Return to the <STRONG>Config
PPP</STRONG> Control Panel and click on <STRONG>Hard
Close.</STRONG> This should close the connection completely and release
your phone line for other uses.
<p>
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<p>
<HR>
<p>
<a href="http://web.mit.edu/tps/www/Tether/tetherhome.html>Return to Tether Home Page</a>
<p>
<HR>
Send comments to <STRONG>comments-ispubs@mit.edu</Strong> or call
253-4101
<br> Copyright 1995 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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<p>
<LI>Click on <STRONG>Done</STRONG>.
<p>
<LI>When the CoxXher?</H2></a>
<p>
Tether is MIT's remote-access dialup service providing PPP connectivity
to MITnet. Tether provides high-speed, point-and-click access to MITnet and the Internet from home or on the road. It supports the Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) and ARA (AppleTalk Remote Access) over analog lines at speeds up to 28 kilobits per second. The current release of Tether does not support ISDN access.
<p>
Tether is an extension of the MIT computing environment. Use of this service is for Institute purposes only and is subject to <a href="http://web.mit.edu/afs/athena.mit.edu/org/t/tps/www/olh/Welcome/Welcome.html#rules_mitnet">MITnet Rules of Use</a>.
<p>
<HR>
<H2>Contents</H2>
<UL>
<LI><a href="#rates">Rates</a>
<LI><a href="#eligible"> Eligibility</a>
<LI><a href="#need"> Requirements</a>
<LI><a href="#forms"> Registration</a>
<LI><a href="#software"> Software</a>
<LI>Documentation
<UL>
<LI><a href="http://web.mit.edu/tps/www/NS/NS-31/ns-31.html"><EM>Macintosh Dialup Access to MITnet
Using MacPPP</EM></a>
<LI><a href="http://web.mit.edu/tps/www/NS/NS-32/ns-32.html"><EM>LAN WorkPlace for Windows Dial-up Access to MITnet</EM></a>
<LI><a href="http://web.mit.edu/tps/www/NS/NS-33/ns-33.html"><EM>Dial-up Access to MIT AppleTalk Using Apple Remote Access (ARA)</EM></a>
<LI><a href="http://web.mit.edu:1962/tiserve.mit.edu/9000/38968.html"><EM>Frequently Asked Questions About Tether</EM></a></UL>
</UL>
<HR>
<p>
<H2><a name="rates">What does Tether cost?</a></H2>
<p>
<UL>
<LI> $50 start-up fee
<p>
<LI> $15 a month for up to 100 connection hours per month
<p>
<LI> $0.50 for every hour over 100 hours per month
</UL>
<p>
<HR>
<H2><a name="eligible">Who can use Tether?</a></H2>
<p>
Tether is intended for use by MIT faculty, students, and staff only.
Access to this system is through Kerberos authentication. Use of the system is
restricted to the individual whose Kerberos name you supply when you apply for a subscription. Sharing your Kerberos password with anyone is a violation of MITnet Rules of Use.
<p>
Tether is available to MIT faculty, staff and students who meet one of the
following <STRONG>eligibility criteria:</STRONG>
<p>
<UL>
<LI> You can provide Network Services with a requisition.
<p>
<LI> You are a registered student and you authorize the Bursar's Office to bill you for the service.
<p>
<LI> You are a member of the MIT faculty or staff and you authorize payments be deducted from your payroll via the MITCard. To get an MITCard, bring yourself and a picture ID to E32-200 between nine and five weekdays. For more information about the card, call x3-3475.
</UL>
<p>If you don't qualify for Tether, MIT's remote-access dialup service, or live outside the local MIT dialing area, you have <a href=http://web.mit.edu/tps/www/Tether/outside.html> alternatives</a>. You can still get PPP connectivity to MITnet and the Internet by subscribing to a commercial Internet provider.
<p>
<HR>
<H2><a name="need">What you'll need BEFORE you can use Tether</a></H2>
<p>
Before you can use Tether you will need :
<p>
<UL>
<LI> An analog phone line (ISDN service is not supported)
<p>
<LI> An Intel 386 or higher computer running Windows 3.1x in enhanced mode with 4MB RAM and at least 9MB of free disk space
<p>
<STRONG> or</STRONG>
<p>
A Macintosh running System 6.0.8 or higher.
<p>
<LI> A Hayes-compatible 9600 bps or faster modem with a hardware handshaking cable. You can buy this cable at the MIT Computer Connection in W20-021. (Cable not required for a PowerBook with an internal modem)
<p>
IS recommends that your modem transmit at least 14,400 bits per second (bps). If you plan to buy a new modem, check the <a href="http://web.mit.edu:1962/tiserve.mit.edu/9000/40005.html">recommended modem list</a> in TechInfo.
<p>
Users of LAN WorkPlace will find that the program works with a wide variety of modems.
<p>
<LI> Tether software is available free of charge from the Network Help Desk
(253-4101) and on-line. See the table at the end of this document for
locations of on-line PPP software.
<p>
<LI> A Kerberos username and password. If you already have an Athena account or use TechMail you are all set. If not, contact User Accounts at 253-1325.
</UL>
<p>
<HR>
<H2><a name="forms">Register now.</a></H2>
<p>
<UL>
<LI> Send or bring a requisition to the Network Help Desk, E40-334. The
requisition must include the Kerberos username for each user requesting the
service. EREQs are also acceptable.
<p>
<LI> <STRONG>Students</STRONG> must sign a <a href="http://web.mit.edu:1962/tiserve.mit.edu/9000/39955.html">form</a> allowing the Bursar's Office to bill them.
<p>
<LI> <STRONG>Faculty</STRONG> and <STRONG>staff</STRONG> subscribing to this service as individuals
must sign a <a href="http://web.mit.edu:1962/tiserve.mit.edu/9000/40004.html">form</a> authorizing payroll deductions via the MITCard.
</UL>
<p>
You can also get a registration form from the Network Help Desk (E40-334) or call x3-4101.
<p>
Send completed forms to the Network Help Desk , E40-334. You will receive an acknowledgment through campus mail.
<p>
<HR>
<H2><a name="software">On-line Tether Software</a></H2>
<UL>
<LI><a href="http://web.mit.edu:1962/tiserve.mit.edu/9000/39945.html">MacPPP installation</a>
<p>
<LI><a href="ftp://net-dist.mit.edu/pub/dos/lwp4dos">LAN WorkPlace for
Windows</a> includes Dialer (Mobile WorkPlace), and a suite of network
applications.
<p>
<LI>PPP clients are available for UNIX machines. Contact the Network
Help Desk for information
</UL>
<HR>
<H2>On-line Tether Documents</H2>
<a href="http://web.mit.edu/tps/www/NS/NS-31/ns-31.html">Macintosh Dial-up Access to MITnet Using MacPPP</a>
<p>
<a href="http://web.mit.edu/tps/www/NS/NS-32/ns-32.html">LAN WorkPlace for Windows Dial-up Access to MITnet</a>
<p>
<a href="http://web.mit.edu/tps/www/NS/NS-33/ns-33.html">Dial-up Access to MIT AppleTalk Using Apple Remote Access (ARA)</a>
<p>
For more FAQs about Tether, contact the Network Help Desk at 3-4101 or <STRONG>net-help.mit.edu</STRONG>. See the on-line version of <a href="http://web.mit.edu:1962/tiserve.mit.edu/9000/38968.html">Tether FAQs</a> available on TechInfo.
<p>
<HR>
Send comments to <STRONG>net-help@mit.edu</STRONG>
<p>
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<LI><a href="#shoot>Trouble Shooting</a>
</UL>
<p>
<a href="http://web.mit.edu/tps/www/Tether/tetherhome.html">Return to Tether Home Page</a>
<p>
<H2><a name="what">What is MacPPP?</a></H2>
<p>
MacPPP, a Macintosh version of the Internet Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) lets
you dial into MITnet over an analog telephone line and get true TCP/IP
network access. With MacPPP, you can use network resources such as
TechMail, your World-WideWeb reader, and TechInfo from your computer
at home or on the road.
<p>
If you also want to have access to AppleTalk services consider using the
Apple Remote Access (ARA). See IS publication <a href="http://web.mit.edu/tps/www/NS/NS-33/ns-33.html"> <EM>Dial-up Access to MIT
AppleTalk Using Apple Remote Access (ARA)</EM>, NS-33</a>.
<p>
<H2>Requirements</H2>
<a name="need">To run MacPPP, you need:</a>
<p>
<UL>
<LI>An analog phone line (ISDN service is not supported)
<p>
<LI>A Macintosh computer running System 6.0.8 or higher
<p>
<LI>A Hayes-compatible 9600 bps or faster modem. If you have not already
bought a modem, see the <a
href="http://web.mit.edu:1962/tiserve.mit.edu/9000/40005.html">list of IS
recommended modems</a> If you already own a modem, check TechInfo for
<a href="http://web.mit.edu:1962/tiserve.mit.edu/9000/36712.html">
the correct "init string" for your modem</a> now.
<p>
<LI>A hardware handshaking modem cable to connect your Macintosh and
modem. You
can buy this cable at the MIT Computer Connection (MCC) in W20-021. It is
listed in the MCC price list with the product code <a href="http://web.mit.edu:1962/tiserve.mit.edu/9000/37969.html"><STRONG>CABLE MAC MODEM</STRONG></a>. (Not
required for a PowerBook with an internal modem)</STRONG>
<p>
<LI><a
href="http://web.mit.edu:1962/tiserve.mit.edu/9000/38548.html">MacPPP-
Installer program</a>. (If you download the Installer program via your web
browser, look for it in your System Folder.) You can also get The Installer
program on a disk by calling the Network Help Desk at x3-4101.
</UL>
<p>
For help and more information, call the Network Help Desk at 253-4101.
<HR>
<p>
<H2><a name="install">Install MacPPP</a></H2>
<p>
<STRONG>Before you begin: </STRONG>The installation program includes
a copy of the latest version of MacTCP. If you already have a version of
MacTCP on your Macintosh that you <STRONG>do not</STRONG> want
the installer to overwrite, copy your version of MacTCP from the Control
Panels and save it somewhere else on your Mac before running the program.
<p>
<H2><a name="run">Run the Installer</a></H2>
<p>
<OL>
<LI>The MacPPP distribution diskette or folder has an installation
program that loads and configures your Macintosh. To Install MacPPP, double
click on the Installer icon.
<p>
<IMG SRC= "Guide1.GIF">
<p>
Result: the Install program installs MacPPP on your computer.
<p>
<LI>Along the way, the Installer presents a menu dialog box and asks where
to
save the <STRONG>MacPPP Docs</STRONG> that accompany the program.
(The folder MacPPP Docs contains two files macppp.txt and release_notes.
Both files come from the University of Michigan developers of MacPPP. The
first document is entitled "Installing MacPPP - TCP/IP Over Serial Lines,"
the second Revision History.") Choose a place and
click on <STRONG>Install</STRONG>.
<p>
<LI>At the end of installation, you receive a message informing you that
the installation is complete. Click on <STRONG>Quit.</STRONG>
<p>
<LI>Open <STRONG>Control Panels </STRONG>and double click on
<STRONG>MacTCP</STRONG>.
<p>
<LI>Make sure the <STRONG>PPP</STRONG> icon is selected, as shown
below. (The numbers in the following two figures may not be the same on
your computer as shown here - don't worry.)
<p>
<IMG SRC= "Guide2.GIF">
<p>
<LI>Click on the <STRONG>More</STRONG> button
<p>
<LI>Make sure that the <STRONG>Obtain Address</STRONG> option is
<STRONG>Server</STRONG>.
<p>
<IMG SRC="mactcp2.GIF">
<LI>Click on <STRONG>OK. </STRONG>
<p>
<LI>Restart your Macintosh now.</STRONG>
</OL>
<p>
<H2><a name="config">Configure PPP</a></H2>
<p>
<OL>
<LI>Select <STRONG>Config PPP</STRONG> from <STRONG>Control
Panels</STRONG>. Make sure that your settings are the <STRONG>same
</STRONG>as the settings below. If your Mac has an internal modem,
change <STRONG>Port Name</STRONG> to "Internal Modem". If you
have connected your modem to the printer port rather than the phone port,
change Port Name to "Printer Port".
<p>
<IMG SRC="config1.GIF">
<p>
<LI>When the settings are correct, click on <STRONG>Config</STRONG>...
<p>
<STRONG>Result: </STRONG>The following window appears.
<p>
<IMG SRC= "Guide3.GIF">
<p>
<UL>
<LI><STRONG>Port Speed</STRONG> should be, as in the example, 57600.
The rule-of-thumb is
run as fast as possible, so try 57600 first and reduce speed as necessary. If
you get an error message, try a lower speed.
<p>
<LI><STRONG>Set Flow Control</STRONG> should be CTS & RTS
(DTR).
<p>
<LI>Depending on where your call originates, you may need to change the
phone
number to include the area code and any other numbers for either calling
long
distance or for credit card calls. For example, if you need to include the area
code (617), change <STRONG>Phone num</STRONG> to
<STRONG>16172526955</STRONG>. Yes, it really is
25<u>2</u>, please don't change it to 25<u>3</u>.<STRONG></STRONG>
<p>
<STRONG></STRONG> If you have Call Waiting, you should disable
it during a dialup session. Add <STRONG>*70</STRONG> at the beginning
of the phone number (*70,2526955). Separate <STRONG>*70</STRONG>
and the number proper by a comma "<STRONG>,</STRONG>" to give the
phone system a chance to respond to the command. After you disconnect,
Call Waiting is automatically reset.<STRONG></STRONG>
<p>
<LI>Complete the <STRONG>Modem Init</STRONG> field. You will find a
<a href="http://web.mit.edu:1962/tiserve.mit.edu/9000/36710.html">list of
modems and modem inits</a> in TechInfo (Computing-Tether).
</UL>
<p>
<LI>Click on <STRONG>Done</STRONG>.
<p>
<LI>When the Config PPP control panel appears, the MacPPP configuration is
complete.
</OL>
<p>
<H2><a name="use">Use MacPPP to Dial to MITnet</a></H2>
<p>
<OL>
<LI>You can start MacPPP in two ways.
<p>
a. Go to the <STRONG>Config PPP</STRONG> control panel and
click on the <STRONG>Open</STRONG>
button.
<p>
or
<p>
b. Start a network application, for instance TechMail. This
automatically
starts up a connection.
<p>
Result: With either method, after dialing, a logon dialog box appears.
<p>
<IMG SRC="logon.GIF">
<p>
<LI>Logon with your Kerberos username and password (and click
<STRONG>OK</STRONG>).
<p>
Result: In the upper left corner of the Config PPP Control Panel the
faces are smiling and the words "PPP UP" appear under the faces.
<p>
<IMG SRC="smilingface.GIF">
</OL>
<p>
You can now use your MacTCP-based applications, including TechMail,
TechInfo, TechNotify, Gopher, Mosaic, FTP, telnet ...
<STRONG>if</STRONG> you have copies of the
applications on the computer<STRONG> from which you are
dialing.</STRONG>
<p>
When you are done and want to disconnect, click on Hard Close on the
Config PPP<STRONG> </STRONG>control panel and your Macintosh will
disconnect from the
server.
<HR>
<p>
<H2><a name="warn">Warning for Macintosh users with a portable, such as
a Duo or
PowerBook,
</a></H2>
If you sometimes uses a direct Ethernet connection and sometimes dialup:
make sure to reset your MacTCP choice to Ethernet when moving from
dialup to
direct.
<p>
<STRONG>Before you shutdown your computer after a dialup session,
</STRONG>
<UL>
<LI>Open the MacTCP Control Panel and change the connection from PPP
</STRONG>to <STRONG>Ethernet</STRONG>.
<LI>Click on <STRONG>More... </STRONG>
<LI>When the next dialog box appears change the <STRONG>Obtain
Address</STRONG> setting to <STRONG>Manual</STRONG>. Make sure
the subnet mask is <STRONG>255.255.0.0. </STRONG>
<p>
<img src="mactcp2r.GIF">
</UL>
This is important. If you do not do this, when you try to
start your computer at work, you will find yourself in a frustrating
loop.
<HR>
<H2><a name="shoot">Trouble Shooting</a></H2>
<p>
If a connection fails, the first thing to do is try again. Sometimes you
may have a noisy line, or a single line in the modem pool may have a
problem.
Many times trying again results in a good connection.
<p>
Try unplugging and replugging your modem.<br>To confirm that it
really is a modem problem, try an alternate dialup destination.
<p>
If the <STRONG>Open</STRONG> button is grayed out, check the MacTCP
Control Panel settings to ensure that <STRONG>PPP </STRONG>and
<STRONG>Obtain Address</STRONG> from <STRONG>Server
</STRONG>are checked and restart your Macintosh. (See pages 3 and 4.)
<p>
If you are having problems with a network application such as TechMail
even though the connection appears to be OK, try opening an alternate
network application such as TechInfo. This tests that the connection is indeed
OK.
<p>
If you are still having problems, check to see that you have configured
MacPPP correctly, as specified in this guide. If the configuration seems
correct, call the Network Help Desk at 253-4101 <STRONG>between 9am and
5pm.</STRONG>
<p>
If you find that your telephone line is still "tied up" after you have
completed a dialup session, it may be that you closed the session with
<STRONG>Soft Close</STRONG>. Return to the <STRONG>Config
PPP</STRONG> Control Panel and click on <STRONG>Hard
Close.</STRONG> This should close the connection completely and release
your phone line for other uses.
<p>
<IMG SRC="smilingface.GIF">
<p>
<HR>
<p>
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<p>
<HR>
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<p>
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NS-31
March 1995
Macintosh Dialup Access to MITnet Using MacPPP
Contents
* What is MacPPP
* Requirements
* Install MacPPP
* Run the Installer
* Configure PPP
* Use MacPPP to Dial to MITnet
* Warning for Duo and PowerBook Users
* Trouble Shooting
Return to Tether Home Page
What is MacPPP?
MacPPP, a Macintosh version of the Internet Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)
lets you dial into MITnet over an analog telephone line and get true TCP/IP
network access. With MacPPP, you can use network resources such as TechMail,
your World-WideWeb reader, and TechInfo from your computer at home or on the
road.
If you also want to have access to AppleTalk services consider using the
Apple Remote Access (ARA). See IS publication Dial-up Access to MIT
AppleTalk Using Apple Remote Access (ARA), NS-33.
Requirements
To run MacPPP, you need:
* An analog phone line (ISDN service is not supported)
* A Macintosh computer running System 6.0.8 or higher
* A Hayes-compatible 9600 bps or faster modem. If you have not already
bought a modem, see the list of IS recommended modems If you already
own a modem, check TechInfo for the correct "init string" for your
modem now.
* A hardware handshaking modem cable to connect your Macintosh and modem.
You can buy this cable at the MIT Computer Connection (MCC) in W20-021.
It is listed in the MCC price list with the product code CABLE MAC
MODEM. (Not required for a PowerBook with an internal modem)
* MacPPP- Installer program. (If you download the Installer program via
your web browser, look for it in your System Folder.) You can also get
The Installer program on a disk by calling the Network Help Desk at
x3-4101.
For help and more information, call the Network Help Desk at 253-4101.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Install MacPPP
Before you begin: The installation program includes a copy of the latest
version of MacTCP. If you already have a version of MacTCP on your Macintosh
that you do not want the installer to overwrite, copy your version of MacTCP
from the Control Panels and save it somewhere else on your Mac before
running the program.
Run the Installer
1. The MacPPP distribution diskette or folder has an installation program
that loads and configures your Macintosh. To Install MacPPP, double
click on the Installer icon.
[Image]
Result: the Install program installs MacPPP on your computer.
2. Along the way, the Installer presents a menu dialog box and asks where
to save the MacPPP Docs that accompany the program. (The folder MacPPP
Docs contains two files macppp.txt and release_notes. Both files come
from the University of Michigan developers of MacPPP. The first
document is entitled "Installing MacPPP - TCP/IP Over Serial Lines,"
the second Revision History.") Choose a place and click on Install.
3. At the end of installation, you receive a message informing you that
the installation is complete. Click on Quit.
4. Open Control Panels and double click on MacTCP.
5. Make sure the PPP icon is selected, as shown below. (The numbers in the
following two figures may not be the same on your computer as shown
here - don't worry.)
[Image]
6. Click on the More button
7. Make sure that the Obtain Address option is Server.
[Image]
8. Click on OK.
9. Restart your Macintosh now.
Configure PPP
1. Select Config PPP from Control Panels. Make sure that your settings are
the same as the settings below. If your Mac has an internal modem,
change Port Name to "Internal Modem". If you have connected your modem
to the printer port rather than the phone port, change Port Name to
"Printer Port".
[Image]
2. When the settings are correct, click on Config...
Result: The following window appears.
[Image]
o Port Speed should be, as in the example, 57600. The rule-of-thumb
is run as fast as possible, so try 57600 first and reduce speed as
necessary. If you get an error message, try a lower speed.
o Set Flow Control should be CTS & RTS (DTR).
o Depending on where your call originates, you may need to change
the phone number to include the area code and any other numbers
for either calling long distance or for credit card calls. For
example, if you need to include the area code (617), change Phone
num to 16172526955. Yes, it really is 252, please don't change it
to 253.
If you have Call Waiting, you should disable it during a dialup
session. Add *70 at the beginning of the phone number
(*70,2526955). Separate *70 and the number proper by a comma ","
to give the phone system a chance to respond to the command. After
you disconnect, Call Waiting is automatically reset.
o Complete the Modem Init field. You will find a list of modems and
modem inits in TechInfo (Computing-Tether).
3. Click on Done.
4. When the Config PPP control panel appears, the MacPPP configuration is
complete.
Use MacPPP to Dial to MITnet
1. You can start MacPPP in two ways.
a. Go to the Config PPP control panel and click on the Open button.
or
b. Start a network application, for instance TechMail. This
automatically starts up a connection.
Result: With either method, after dialing, a logon dialog box appears.
[Image]
2. Logon with your Kerberos username and password (and click OK).
Result: In the upper left corner of the Config PPP Control Panel the
faces are smiling and the words "PPP UP" appear under the faces.
[Image]
You can now use your MacTCP-based applications, including TechMail,
TechInfo, TechNotify, Gopher, Mosaic, FTP, telnet ... if you have copies of
the applications on the computer from which you are dialing.
When you are done and want to disconnect, click on Hard Close on the Config
PPP control panel and your Macintosh will disconnect from the server.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Warning for Macintosh users with a portable, such as a Duo or PowerBook,
If you sometimes uses a direct Ethernet connection and sometimes dialup:
make sure to reset your MacTCP choice to Ethernet when moving from dialup to
direct.
Before you shutdown your computer after a dialup session,
* Open the MacTCP Control Panel and change the connection from PPP to
Ethernet.
* Click on More...
* When the next dialog box appears change the Obtain Address setting to
Manual. Make sure the subnet mask is 255.255.0.0.
[Image]
This is important. If you do not do this, when you try to start your
computer at work, you will find yourself in a frustrating loop.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trouble Shooting
If a connection fails, the first thing to do is try again. Sometimes you may
have a noisy line, or a single line in the modem pool may have a problem.
Many times trying again results in a good connection.
Try unplugging and replugging your modem.
To confirm that it really is a modem problem, try an alternate dialup
destination.
If the Open button is grayed out, check the MacTCP Control Panel settings to
ensure that PPP and Obtain Address from Server are checked and restart your
Macintosh. (See pages 3 and 4.)
If you are having problems with a network application such as TechMail even
though the connection appears to be OK, try opening an alternate network
application such as TechInfo. This tests that the connection is indeed OK.
If you are still having problems, check to see that you have configured
MacPPP correctly, as specified in this guide. If the configuration seems
correct, call the Network Help Desk at 253-4101 between 9am and 5pm.
If you find that your telephone line is still "tied up" after you have
completed a dialup session, it may be that you closed the session with Soft
Close. Return to the Config PPP Control Panel and click on Hard Close. This
should close the connection completely and release your phone line for other
uses.
[Image]
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Return to Tether Home Page
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Send comments to comments-ispubs@mit.edu or call 253-4101
Copyright 1995 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
---------------------------------46773110029838--
ng MacPPP
Contents
* What is MacPPP
* Requirements
* Install MacPPP
* Run the Installer
* Configure PPP
* Use MacPPP to Dial to MITnet
* Warning for Duo and PowerBook Users
* Trouble Shooting
Return to Tether Home Page
What is MacPPP?
MacPPP, a Macintosh version of the Internet Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)
lets you dial into MITnet over an analog telephone line and get true TCP/IP
network access. With MacPPP, you can use network resources such as TechMail,
your World-WideWeb reader, and TechInfo from your computer at home or on the
road.
If you also want to have access to AppleTalk services consider using the
Apple Remote Access (ARA). See IS publication Dial-up Access to MIT
AppleTalk Using Apple Remote Access (ARA), NS-33.
Requirements
To run MacPPP, you need:
* An analog phone line (ISDN service is not supported)
* A Macintosh computer running System 6.0.8 or higher
* A Hayes-compatible 9600 bps or faster modem. If you have not already
bought a modem, see the list of IS recommended modems If you already
own a modem, check TechInfo for the correct "init string" for your
modem now.
* A hardware handshaking modem cable to connect your Macintosh and modem.
You can buy this cable at the MIT Computer Connection (MCC) in W20-021.
It is listed in the MCC price list with the product code CABLE MAC
MODEM. (Not required for a PowerBook with an internal modem)
* MacPPP- Installer program. (If you download the Installer program via
your web browser, look for it in your System Folder.) You can also get
The Installer program on a disk by calling the Network Help Desk at
x3-4101.
For help and more information, call the Network Help Desk at 253-4101.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Install MacPPP
Before you begin: The installation program includes a copy of the latest
version of MacTCP. If you already have a version of MacTCP on your Macintosh
that you do not want the installer to overwrite, copy your version of MacTCP
from the Control Panels and save it somewhere else on your Mac before
running the program.
Run the Installer
1. The MacPPP distribution diskette or folder has an installation program
that loads and configures your Macintosh. To Install MacPPP, double
click on the Installer icon.
[Image]
Result: the Install program installs MacPPP on your computer.
2. Along the way, the Installer presents a menu dialog box and asks where
to save the MacPPP Docs that accompany the program. (The folder MacPPP
Docs contains two files macppp.txt and release_notes. Both files come
from the University of Michigan developers of MacPPP. The first
document is entitled "Installing MacPPP - TCP/IP Over Serial Lines,"
the second Revision History.") Choose a place and click on Install.
3. At the end of installation, you receive a message informing you that
the installation is complete. Click on Quit.
4. Open Control Panels and double click on MacTCP.
5. Make sure the PPP icon is selected, as shown below. (The numbers in the
following two figures may not be the same on your computer as shown
here - don't worry.)
[Image]
6. Click on the More button
7. Make sure that the Obtain Address option is Server.
[Image]
8. Click on OK.
9. Restart your Macintosh now.
Configure PPP
1. Select Config PPP from Control Panels. Make sure that your settings are
the same as the settings below. If your Mac has an internal modem,
change Port Name to "Internal Modem". If you have connected your modem
to the printer port rather than the phone port, change Port Name to
"Printer Port".
[Image]
2. When the settings are correct, click on Config...
Result: The following window appears.
[Image]
o Port Speed should be, as in the example, 57600. The rule-of-thumb
is run as fast as possible, so try 57600 first and reduce speed as
necessary. If you get an error message, try a lower speed.
o Set Flow Control should be CTS & RTS (DTR).
o Depending on where your call originates, you may need to change
the phone number to include the area code and any other numbers
for either calling long distance or for credit card calls. For
example, if you need to include the area code (617), change Phone
num to 16172526955. Yes, it really is 252, please don't change it
to 253.
If you have Call Waiting, you should disable it during a dialup
session. Add *70 at the beginning of the phone number
(*70,2526955). Separate *70 and the number proper by a comma ","
to give the phone system a chance to respond to the command. After
you disconnect, Call Waiting is automatically reset.
o Complete the Modem Init field. You will find a list of modems and
modem inits in TechInfo (Computing-Tether).
3. Click on Done.
4. When the Config PPP control panel appears, the MacPPP configuration is
complete.
Use MacPPP to Dial to MITnet
1. You can start MacPPP in two ways.
a. Go to the Config PPP control panel and click on the Open button.
or
b. Start a network application, for instance TechMail. This
automatically starts up a connection.
Result: With either method, after dialing, a logon dialog box appears.
[Image]
2. Logon with your Kerberos username and password (and click OK).
Result: In the upper left corner of the Config PPP Control Panel the
faces are smiling and the words "PPP UP" appear under the faces.
[Image]
You can now use your MacTCP-based applications, including TechMail,
TechInfo, TechNotify, Gopher, Mosaic, FTP, telnet ... if you have copies of
the applications on the computer from which you are dialing.
When you are done and want to disconnect, click on Hard Close on the Config
PPP control panel and your Macintosh will disconnect from the server.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Warning for Macintosh users with a portable, such as a Duo or PowerBook,
If you sometimes uses a direct Ethernet connection and sometimes dialup:
make sure to reset your MacTCP choice to Ethernet when moving from dialup to
direct.
Before you shutdown your computer after a dialup session,
* Open the MacTCP Control Panel and change the connection from PPP to
Ethernet.
* Click on More...
* When the next dialog box appears change the Obtain Address setting to
Manual. Make sure the subnet mask is 255.255.0.0.
[Image]
This is important. If you do not do this, when you try to start your
computer at work, you will find yourself in a frustrating loop.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trouble Shooting
If a connection fails, the first thing to do is try again. Sometimes you may
have a noisy line, or a single line in the modem pool may have a problem.
Many times trying again results in a good connection.
Try unplugging and replugging your modem.
To confirm that it really is a modem problem, try an alternate dialup
destination.
If the Open button is grayed out, check the MacTCP Control Panel settings to
ensure that PPP and Obtain Address from Server are checked and restart your
Macintosh. (See pages 3 and 4.)
If you are having problems with a network application such as TechMail even
though the connection appears to be OK, try opening an alternate network
application such as TechInfo. This tests that the connection is indeed OK.
If you are still having problems, check to see that you have configured
MacPPP correctly, as specified in this guide. If the configuration seems
correct, call the Network Help Desk at 253-4101 between 9am and 5pm.
If you find that your telephone line is still "tied up" after you have
completed a dialup session, it may be that you closed the session with Soft
Close. Return to the Config PPP Control Panel and click on Hard Close. This
should close the connection completely and release your phone line for other
uses.
[Image]
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Hi Ingrid
Here is the URL for the web page on MacPPP & Tether:
http://web.mit.edu/afs/athena.mit.edu/org/t/tps/www/NS/NS-31/ns-31.html
Since you might not be able to access it without having Tether working, I'll
attach it to this note.
Let us know if you have more questions.
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John Saylor MIT DCNS 617/253-0172 E40-335
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NS-31
March 1995
Macintosh Dialup Access to MITnet Using MacPPP
Contents
* What is MacPPP
* Requirements
* Install MacPPP
* Run the Installer
* Configure PPP
* Use MacPPP to Dial to MITnet
* Warning for Duo and PowerBook Users
* Trouble Shooting
Return to Tether Home Page
What is MacPPP?
MacPPP, a Macintosh version of the Internet Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)
lets you dial into MITnet over an analog telephone line and get true TCP/IP
network access. With MacPPP, you can use network resources such as TechMail,
your World-WideWeb reader, and TechInfo from your computer at home or on the
road.
If you also want to have access to AppleTalk services consider using the
Apple Remote Access (ARA). See IS publication Dial-up Access to MIT
AppleTalk Using Apple Remote Access (ARA), NS-33.
Requirements
To run MacPPP, you need:
* An analog phone line (ISDN service is not supported)
* A Macintosh computer running System 6.0.8 or higher
* A Hayes-compatible 9600 bps or faster modem. If you have not already
bought a modem, see the list of IS recommended modems If you already
own a modem, check TechInfo for the correct "init string" for your
modem now.
* A hardware handshaking modem cable to connect your Macintosh and modem.
You can buy this cable at the MIT Computer Connection (MCC) in W20-021.
It is listed in the MCC price list with the product code CABLE MAC
MODEM. (Not required for a PowerBook with an internal modem)
* MacPPP- Installer program. (If you download the Installer program via
your web browser, look for it in your System Folder.) You can also get
The Installer program on a disk by calling the Network Help Desk at
x3-4101.
For help and more information, call the Network Help Desk at 253-4101.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Install MacPPP
Before you begin: The installation program includes a copy of the latest
version of MacTCP. If you already have a version of MacTCP on your Macintosh
that you do not want the installer to overwrite, copy your version of MacTCP
from the Control Panels and save it somewhere else on your Mac before
running the program.
Run the Installer
1. The MacPPP distribution diskette or folder has an installation program
that loads and configures your Macintosh. To Install MacPPP, double
click on the Installer icon.
[Image]
Result: the Install program installs MacPPP on your computer.
2. Along the way, the Installer presents a menu dialog box and asks where
to save the MacPPP Docs that accompany the program. (The folder MacPPP
Docs contains two files macppp.txt and release_notes. Both files come
from the University of Michigan developers of MacPPP. The first
document is entitled "Installing MacPPP - TCP/IP Over Serial Lines,"
the second Revision History.") Choose a place and click on Install.
3. At the end of installation, you receive a message informing you that
the installation is complete. Click on Quit.
4. Open Control Panels and double click on MacTCP.
5. Make sure the PPP icon is selected, as shown below. (The numbers in the
following two figures may not be the same on your computer as shown
here - don't worry.)
[Image]
6. Click on the More button
7. Make sure that the Obtain Address option is Server.
[Image]
8. Click on OK.
9. Restart your Macintosh now.
Configure PPP
1. Select Config PPP from Control Panels. Make sure that your settings are
the same as the settings below. If your Mac has an internal modem,
change Port Name to "Internal Modem". If you have connected your modem
to the printer port rather than the phone port, change Port Name to
"Printer Port".
[Image]
2. When the settings are correct, click on Config...
Result: The following window appears.
[Image]
o Port Speed should be, as in the example, 57600. The rule-of-thumb
is run as fast as possible, so try 57600 first and reduce speed as
necessary. If you get an error message, try a lower speed.
o Set Flow Control should be CTS & RTS (DTR).
o Depending on where your call originates, you may need to change
the phone number to include the area code and any other numbers
for either calling long distance or for credit card calls. For
example, if you need to include the area code (617), change Phone
num to 16172526955. Yes, it really is 252, please don't change it
to 253.
If you have Call Waiting, you should disable it during a dialup
session. Add *70 at the beginning of the phone number
(*70,2526955). Separate *70 and the number proper by a comma ","
to give the phone system a chance to respond to the command. After
you disconnect, Call Waiting is automatically reset.
o Complete the Modem Init field. You will find a list of modems and
modem inits in TechInfo (Computing-Tether).
3. Click on Done.
4. When the Config PPP control panel appears, the MacPPP configuration is
complete.
Use MacPPP to Dial to MITnet
1. You can start MacPPP in two ways.
a. Go to the Config PPP control panel and click on the Open button.
or
b. Start a network application, for instance TechMail. This
automatically starts up a connection.
Result: With either method, after dialing, a logon dialog box appears.
[Image]
2. Logon with your Kerberos username and password (and click OK).
Result: In the upper left corner of the Config PPP Control Panel the
faces are smiling and the words "PPP UP" appear under the faces.
[Image]
You can now use your MacTCP-based applications, including TechMail,
TechInfo, TechNotify, Gopher, Mosaic, FTP, telnet ... if you have copies of
the applications on the computer from which you are dialing.
When you are done and want to disconnect, click on Hard Close on the Config
PPP control panel and your Macintosh will disconnect from the server.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Warning for Macintosh users with a portable, such as a Duo or PowerBook,
If you sometimes uses a direct Ethernet connection and sometimes dialup:
make sure to reset your MacTCP choice to Ethernet when moving from dialup to
direct.
Before you shutdown your computer after a dialup session,
* Open the MacTCP Control Panel and change the connection from PPP to
Ethernet.
* Click on More...
* When the next dialog box appears change the Obtain Address setting to
Manual. Make sure the subnet mask is 255.255.0.0.
[Image]
This is important. If you do not do this, when you try to start your
computer at work, you will find yourself in a frustrating loop.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trouble Shooting
If a connection fails, the first thing to do is try again. Sometimes you may
have a noisy line, or a single line in the modem pool may have a problem.
Many times trying again results in a good connection.
Try unplugging and replugging your modem.
To confirm that it really is a modem problem, try an alternate dialup
destination.
If the Open button is grayed out, check the MacTCP Control Panel settings to
ensure that PPP and Obtain Address from Server are checked and restart your
Macintosh. (See pages 3 and 4.)
If you are having problems with a network application such as TechMail even
though the connection appears to be OK, try opening an alternate network
application such as TechInfo. This tests that the connection is indeed OK.
If you are still having problems, check to see that you have configured
MacPPP correctly, as specified in this guide. If the configuration seems
correct, call the Network Help Desk at 253-4101 between 9am and 5pm.
If you find that your telephone line is still "tied up" after you have
completed a dialup session, it may be that you closed the session with Soft
Close. Return to the Config PPP Control Panel and click on Hard Close. This
should close the connection completely and release your phone line for other
uses.
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ns-33.html600 your Macintosh andPh( atht :/uphone line is still "tied up" after you have
completed a dialup session, it may be that you closed the session with Soft
Close. Return to the Config PPP Control Panel and click on Hard Close. This
should close the connection completely and release your phone line for other
uses.
[Image]
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Return to Tether Home Page
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Send comments to comments-ispubs@mit.edu or call 253-4101
Copyright 1995 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
---------------------------------233331808930467--
so want to have access to AppleTalk services consider using the
Apple Remote Access (ARA). See IS publication Dial-up Access to MIT
AppleTalk Using Apple Remote Access (ARA), NS-33.
Requirements
To run MacPPP, you need:
* An analog phone line (ISDN service is not supported)
* A Macintosh computer running System 6.0.8 or higher
* A Hayes-compatible 9600 bps or faster modem. If you have not already
bought a modem, see the list of IS recommended modems If you already
own a modem, check TechInfo for the correct "init string" for your
modem now.
* A hardware handshaking modem cable to connect your Macintosh and modem.
You can buy this cable at the MIT Computer Connection (MCC) in W20-021.
It is listed in the MCC price list with the product code CABLE MAC
MODEM. (Not required for a PowerBook with an internal modem)
* MacPPP- Installer program. (If you download the Installer program via
your web browser, look for it in your System Folder.) You can also get
The Installer program on a disk by calling the Network Help Desk at
x3-4101.
For help and more information, call the Network Help Desk at 253-4101.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Install MacPPP
Before you begin: The installation program includes a copy of the latest
version of MacTCP. If you already have a version of MacTCP on your Macintosh
that you do not want the installer to overwrite, copy your version of MacTCP
from the Control Panels and save it somewhere else on your Mac before
running the program.
Run the Installer
1. The MacPPP distribution diskette or folder has an installation program
that loads and configures your Macintosh. To Install MacPPP, double
click on the Installer icon.
[Image]
Result: the Install program installs MacPPP on your computer.
2. Along the way, the Installer presents a menu dialog box and asks where
to save the MacPPP Docs that accompany the program. (The folder MacPPP
Docs contains two files macppp.txt and release_notes. Both files come
from the University of Michigan developers of MacPPP. The first
document is entitled "Installing MacPPP - TCP/IP Over Serial Lines,"
the second Revision History.") Choose a place and click on Install.
3. At the end of installation, you receive a message informing you that
the installation is complete. Click on Quit.
4. Open Control Panels and double click on MacTCP.
5. Make sure the PPP icon is selected, as shown below. (The numbers in the
following two figures may not be the same on your computer as shown
here - don't worry.)
[Image]
6. Click on the More button
7. Make sure that the Obtain Address option is Server.
[Image]
8. Click on OK.
9. Restart your Macintosh now.
Configure PPP
1. Select Config PPP from Control Panels. Make sure that your settings are
the same as the settings below. If your Mac has an internal modem,
change Port Name to "Internal Modem". If you have connected your modem
to the printer port rather than the phone port, change Port Name to
"Printer Port".
[Image]
2. When the settings are correct, click on Config...
Result: The following window appears.
[Image]
o Port Speed should be, as in the example, 57600. The rule-of-thumb
is run as fast as possible, so try 57600 first and reduce speed as
necessary. If you get an error message, try a lower speed.
o Set Flow Control should be CTS & RTS (DTR).
o Depending on where your call originates, you may need to change
the phone number to include the area code and any other numbers
for either calling long distance or for credit card calls. For
example, if you need to include the area code (617), change Phone
num to 16172526955. Yes, it really is 252, please don't change it
to 253.
If you have Call Waiting, you should disable it during a dialup
session. Add *70 at the beginning of the phone number
(*70,2526955). Separate *70 and the number proper by a comma ","
to give the phone system a chance to respond to the command. After
you disconnect, Call Waiting is automatically reset.
o Complete the Modem Init field. You will find a list of modems and
modem inits in TechInfo (Computing-Tether).
3. Click on Done.
4. When the Config PPP control panel appears, the MacPPP configuration is
complete.
Use MacPPP to Dial to MITnet
1. You can start MacPPP in two ways.
a. Go to the Config PPP control panel and click on the Open button.
or
b. Start a network application, for instance TechMail. This
automatically starts up a connection.
Result: With either method, after dialing, a logon dialog box appears.
[Image]
2. Logon with your Kerberos username and password (and click OK).
Result: In the upper left corner of the Config PPP Control Panel the
faces are smiling and the words "PPP UP" appear under the faces.
[Image]
You can now use your MacTCP-based applications, including TechMail,
TechInfo, TechNotify, Gopher, Mosaic, FTP, telnet ... if you have copies of
the applications on the computer from which you are dialing.
When you are done and want to disconnect, click on Hard Close on the Config
PPP control panel and your Macintosh will disconnect from the server.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Warning for Macintosh users with a portable, such as a Duo or PowerBook,
If you sometimes uses a direct Ethernet connection and sometimes dialup:
make sure to reset your MacTCP choice to Ethernet when moving from dialup to
direct.
Before you shutdown your computer after a dialup session,
* Open the MacTCP Control Panel and change the connection from PPP to
Ethernet.
* Click on More...
* When the next dialog box appears change the Obtain Address setting to
Manual. Make sure the subnet mask is 255.255.0.0.
[Image]
This is important. If you do not do this, when you try to start your
computer at work, you will find yourself in a frustrating loop.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trouble mlblicatio>h simes ( eImage]
NS-31
March 1995
Macintosh Dialup Access to MITnet Using MacPPP
Contents
* What is MacPPP
* Requirements
* Install MacPPP
* Run the Installer
* Configure PPP
* Use MacPPP to Dial to MITnet
* Warning for Duo and PowerBook Users
* Trouble Shooting
Return to Tether Home Page
What is MacPPP?
MacPPP, a Macintosh version of the Internet Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)
lets you dial into MITnet over an analog telephone line and get true TCP/IP
network access. With MacPPP, you can use network resources such as TechMail,
your World-WideWeb reader, and TechInfo from your computer at home or on the
road.
If you also want to have access to AppleTalk services consider using the
Apple Remote Access (ARA). See IS publication Dial-up Access to MIT
AppleTalk Using Apple Remote Access (ARA), NS-33.
Requirements
To run MacPPP, you need:
* An analog phone line (ISDN service is not supported)
* A Macintosh computer running System 6.0.8 or higher
* A Hayes-compatible 9600 bps or faster modem. If you have not already
bought a modem, see the list of IS recommended modems If you already
own a modem, check TechInfo for the correct "init string" for your
modem now.
* A hardware handshaking modem cable to connect your Macintosh and modem.
You can buy this cable at the MIT Computer Connection (MCC) in W20-021.
It is listed in the MCC price list with the product code CABLE MAC
MODEM. (Not required for a PowerBook with an internal modem)
* MacPPP- Installer program. (If you download the Installer program via
your web browser, look for it in your System Folder.) You can also get
The Installer program on a disk by calling the Network Help Desk at
x3-4101.
For help and more information, call the Network Help Desk at 253-4101.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Install MacPPP
Before you begin: The installation program includes a copy of the latest
version of MacTCP. If you already have a version of MacTCP on your Macintosh
that you do not want the installer to overwrite, copy your version of MacTCP
from the Control Panels and save it somewhere else on your Mac before
running the program.
Run the Installer
1. The MacPPP distribution diskette or folder has an installation program
that loads and configures your Macintosh. To Install MacPPP, double
click on the Installer icon.
[Image]
Result: the Install program installs MacPPP on your computer.
2. Along the way, the Installer presents a menu dialog box and asks where
to save the MacPPP Docs that accompany the program. (The folder MacPPP
Docs contains two files macppp.txt and release_notes. Both files come
from the University of Michigan developers of MacPPP. The first
document is entitled "Installing MacPPP - TCP/IP Over Serial Lines,"
the second Revision History.") Choose a place and click on Install.
3. At the end of installation, you receive a message informing you that
the installation is complete. Click on Quit.
4. Open Control Panels and double click on MacTCP.
5. Make sure the PPP icon is selected, as shown below. (The numbers in the
following two figures may not be the same on your computer as shown
here - don't worry.)
[Image]
6. Click on the More button
7. Make sure that the Obtain Address option is Server.
[Image]
8. Click on OK.
9. Restart your Macintosh now.
Configure PPP
1. Select Config PPP from Control Panels. Make sure that your settings are
the same as the settings below. If your Mac has an internal modem,
change Port Name to "Internal Modem". If you have connected your modem
to the printer port rather than the phone port, change Port Name to
"Printer Port".
[Image]
2. When the settings are correct, click on Config...
Result: The following window appears.
[Image]
o Port Speed should be, as in the example, 57600. The rule-of-thumb
is run as fast as possible, so try 57600 first and reduce speed as
necessary. If you get an error message, try a lower speed.
o Set Flow Control should be CTS & RTS (DTR).
o Depending on where your call originates, you may need to change
the phone number to include the area code and any other numbers
for either calling long distance or for credit card calls. For
example, if you need to include the area code (617), change Phone
num to 16172526955. Yes, it really is 252, please don't change it
to 253.
If you have Call Waiting, you should disable it during a dialup
session. Add *70 at the beginning of the phone number
(*70,2526955). Separate *70 and the number proper by a comma ","
to give the phone system a chance to respond to the command. After
you disconnect, Call Waiting is automatically reset.
o Complete the Modem Init field. You will find a list of modems and
modem inits in TechInfo (Computing-Tether).
3. Click on Done.
4. When the Config PPP control panel appears, the MacPPP configuration is
complete.
Use MacPPP to Dial to MITnet
1. You can start MacPPP in two ways.
a. Go to the Config PPP control panel and click on the Open button.
or
b. Start a network application, for instance TechMail. This
automatically starts up a connection.
Result: With either method, after dialing, a logon dialog box appears.
[Image]
2. Logon with your Kerberos username and password (and click OK).
Result: In the upper left corner of the Config PPP Control Panel the
faces are smiling and the words "PPP UP" appear under the faces.
[Image]
You can now use your MacTCP-based applications, including TechMail,
TechInfo, TechNotify, Gopher, Mosaic, FTP, telnet ... if you have copies of
the applications on the computer from which you are dialing.
When you are done and want to disconnect, click on Hard Close on the Config
PPP control panel and your Macintosh will disconnect from the server.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Warning for Macintosh users with a portable, such as a Duo or PowerBook,
If you sometimes uses a direct Ethernet connection and sometimes dialup:
make sure to reset your MacTCP choice to Ethernet when moving from dialup to
direct.
Before you shutdown your computer after a dialup session,
* Open the MacTCP Control Panel and change the connection from PPP to
Ethernet.
* Click on More...
* When the next dialog box appears change the Obtain Address setting to
Manual. Make sure the subnet mask is 255.255.0.0.
[Image]
This is important. If you do not do this, when you try to start your
computer at work, you will find yourself in a frustrating loop.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trouble Shooting
If a connection fails, the first thing to do is try again. Sometimes you may
have a noisy line, or a single line in the modem pool may have a problem.
Many times trying again results in a good connection.
Try unplugging and replugging your modem.
To confirm that it really is a modem problem, try an alternate dialup
destination.
If the Open button is grayed out, check the MacTCP Control Panel settings to
ensure that PPP and Obtain Address from Server are checked and restart your
Macintosh. (See pages 3 and 4.)
If you are having problems with a network application such as TechMail even
though the connection appears to be OK, try opening an alternate network
application such as TechInfo. This tests that the connection is indeed OK.
If you are still having problems, check to see that you have configured
MacPPP correctly, as specified in this guide. If the configuration seems
correct, call the Network Help Desk at 253-4101 between 9am and 5pm.
If you find that your telephone line is still "tied up" after you have
completed a dialup session, it may be that you closed the session with Soft
Close. Return to the Config PPP Control Panel and click on Hard Close. This
should close the connection completely and release your phone line for other
uses.
[Image]
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Return to Tether Home Page
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Send comments to comments-ispubs@mit.edu or call 253-4101
Copyright 1995 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
---------------------------------233331808930467--
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