1. To configure your computer's dial-up networking settings in Windows
NT, you must do the following. Double click on My Computer then double
click on Dial-Up Networking. Once dial-up networking is open, make sure
your phonebook entry to dial is MVA.NET (phonebook entry name may
differ). Once you verify that the phonebook entry is on MVA.NET,
click on More then click on Edit entry and modem properties.
    

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2. Now that the phonebook entry properties window is open, in front of
you there should be basic properties. These properties include: Entry
Name, Phone Number, and Connect Using. Make sure that in the phone
number field you have a local dial-up number which is local to you (
click here for a list of local dial-up numbers). Also, make sure that
your modem is in the Connect Using entry box.
3. Click on the Server tab. This tab window contains information about
the MVA.NET server. Make sure that where it says Dial-Up Server
Type you have PPP: Windows NT, Windows 95 Plus, Internet selected (PPP
entry may vary between versions of Windows NT). Also in the Network
Protocols section, the only check box you want checked off is TCP/IP.
After you have checked these settings, Click on TCP/IP Settings.

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4. In the TCP/IP Settings window, you should have the following settings
with the bullet next to them.
    Server Assigned IP Address
   Server Assigned Name Server Addresses

Also, both boxes at the bottom of the window need to be checked off.

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When finished modifying these settings, click OK 2 times (once on in the
TCP/IP Settings window, and once in the original phonebook entry window)
. Close the My Computer window, if it is open, and connect to the
internet as usual.