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Configuring Internet access on a PC
If you have used the Windows dial-up network for Internet access up to now, this connection was always established
as a »Dial-up connection« (analog or ISDN). Set-up and termination of an Internet connection was initiated automa-
tically by the programs.
If you set up an Internet connection via the PABX system router, this represents a normal network connection for
each PC. If a PC wants to use an Internet connection the network router, which acts as a gateway and establishes con-
nections to other networks, is informed of this. The router, in our example here the PABX system, then sets up a con-
nection to one of the Internet service providers that has been configured. As defined in the configuration for the
PABX system, this connection is established/terminated automatically. The Internet service provider is configured
using the PABX system’s Configurator.
Internet Explorer settings / Windows Internet options
The following description illustrates the settings for Internet connections for the various operating systems. Proceed
as described below for your operating system and activate the corresponding option.
Windows 98SE:
Start Menu - Settings - Control Panel - Internet Options - Connections
Windows ME:
Start Menu - Settings - Control Panel - Internet Options - Connections
Windows 2000:
Start Menu - Settings - Control Panel - Internet Options - Connections
Windows XP:
Start Menu—-> Settings —-> Control Panel —-> Network and Internet connections -
Internet Options —- Connections
Dial-up connections configured at the client are displayed here. These connections are not required for accessing the
Internet with the pabx.
Check »Never«. You can use other devices besides your PABX system to hook up to the Internet. You may have to se-
lect the option »Dial whenever a network connection is not present«.
There are no settings required under »LAN Settings«.
Checking the TCP/IP Configuration Configuring Internet access on a PC
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