Create an ISDN connection on Windows 2000
Instructions for installing ISDN on Windows 2000
Create an ISDN connection on Windows 2000 1 From the Start Menu select Setting and select Control Panel.
Figure 1 2 Click the Network and Dial-up Connections icon
Figure 2 3 Click on the Make a New Connection icon to start creating
Figure 3 4 Click Next to continue
Figure 4 5 Select Item Dial-Up to private network. Select Next to continue.
Figure 5 6 Enter the ISDN connection number: 1267 (ISDN service provider connection number)
Figure 6 7 In the Type the name you want . box, enter a name for the connection icon, select Finish to end the connection creation process.
Figure 7 8 After finishing the connection creation process, you will see the following icons:
Figure 8 9 To connect to the Internet, refer here ___________________________________________
Figure 1 2 Click the Network and Dial-up Connections icon
Figure 2 3 Click on the Make a New Connection icon to start creating
Figure 3 4 Click Next to continue
Figure 4 5 Select Item Dial-Up to private network. Select Next to continue.
Figure 5 6 Enter the ISDN connection number: 1267 (ISDN service provider connection number)
Figure 6 7 In the Type the name you want . box, enter a name for the connection icon, select Finish to end the connection creation process.
Figure 7 8 After finishing the connection creation process, you will see the following icons:
Figure 8 9 To connect to the Internet, refer here ___________________________________________Discover more
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Update 26 May 2019
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