To Dial-in from a remote location:
Plug the phone line into the port on
the laptop that looks like a phone handset.
Turn on the laptop.
At the Welcome to Windows screen, Press
Ctrl-Alt-Delete.
Click on OK at the Warning screen.
Enter your network User name,
your network Password, and be sure that DHHR is
entered beside Log on to:.
Click on Log on using dial-up connection
so that a checkmark appears in the box beside that statement.
Click on OK.
At the Network and Dial-up Connections box,
choose WVDHHR Dial-up.
Click on
Connect.
At the Connect WVDHHR Dial-up box,
do not touch your dial-up account User name and
Password. Your dial-up account information is the same as your
network information!.
Beside Dial:, choose either a Local
Call or a Long Distance Call (558-5884 for a local call,
18002255288… for a long distance call).
Some hotels or other locations require you to
dial-out with a 9, 8, or some other number. If this is required, you
need to enter that at the beginning of the Dial: number
followed by 2 commas. Therefore, the Dial: number would look
like one of the following:
9,,558-5884 – Local Call or
9,,18002255288,,,1,,,3045585884,,,Calling Card Number – Long Distance
Call.
If you chose Long Distance Call, you
need to remove the words "Calling Card Number" and type in your
DHHR Calling Card Number. Therefore, if your calling card number is
"12345678901234" and you are in a location that requires a "9" to dial
out, the Dial: number would look like the following:
9,,18002255288,,,1,,,3045585884,,,12345678901234.
Click on
Dial.
If prompted to Make the phone number
change permanent, choose No.
Wait while the laptop makes a connection with
the network.
When the windows desktop appears, you are
logged onto the DHHR Network via dial-in. Continue working as normal.
You will notice accessing files through your Y: drive or your shared
folders or retrieving information through the mainframe, GroupWise or
the internet will be slower.