Setup: Windows 98

1. Open dial-up networking (Start\Programs\Accessories\Dial-Up Networking)
   
2. Double click on Make New Connection to create a new phonebook entry. If you're using a laptop, or have several local access numbers, you may want to include the location of the access number in the name.
   
3. Type in the phone number.
   
4. Select the modem you'll be using.
5. Finally, click on Finish to complete creation of your new connection.
6. You can edit the connection details after creation. First, right click on the connection in Dial-Up Networking and select Properties:
   
7. Your phonebook entry should look something like this. Make sure the phone number is a local call for you.
   
8. Click on the "Server" tab and enter the server details.
   
9. The server type should be PPP.
10. Only TCP/IP should be selected in Network Protocols (unless you're using a gaming server that requires IPX/SPX)
11. Don't enable software compression or PPP LCP extensions.
12. Click on TCP/IP Settings...
    
13. Leave Script settings at the default values. There's no need to run a script to log onto our service.
    
14. If you're using MLPP or dual-channel ISDN, select the second modem in the MultiLink tab:
    
15. Now try connecting. Press the dial button and type your username and password into the dialog. Don't forget the @elirion.net suffix.