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Windows XP: Network connection dial-up network
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Click Start > Settings > Network connections in the Start menu.
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Click Wizard for new connections in the Network connections dialogue.
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Click Next in the Wizard for new connections.
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Select the Set up connection to the Internet option, and click Next.
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Select the Set up connection manually option, and click Next.
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Select the Set up connection with a dial-up modem option, and click Next.
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Select the Line 0 on HUB Device entry as the device for the dial-up connection.
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Follow the wizard's instructions for setting up the new dial-up connection.
Setting up an Internet connection
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Open Microsoft Internet Explorer.
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In the Extras menu, select Internet options.
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Open the Connections tab.
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Select the newly set up Dial-up connection.
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Click As default.
This defines the new dial-up connection as the default Internet connection for your
Windows operating system.
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Confirm your selection with OK.
When you open your Internet browser, the new dial-up connection will be opened
automatically.
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Click Dial Now to open the connection to the Internet via your Gigaset base station.
Setting up channel bundling
Channel bundling means that a dial-up connection uses both B-channels of the ISDN
line at the same time. The advantage of channel bundling is that the double bandwidth
leads to higher transmission speeds and thus a faster connection.
If you want to use channel bundling for your Internet connections, the easiest way is to
set up an additional dial-up connection:
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To find out how to do this, please read Chapter "Setting up a dial-up connection" on
page 32.
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Follow the steps for your Windows operating system up to the selection of the
device for the dial-up connection.
– Select the Line 0 on HUB Device entry as the first device for the dial-up connec-
tion.
– Then select the Line 1 on HUB Device entry as the second device for the dial-up
connection.
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Follow the wizard's next instructions for completing channel bundling set-up.
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Enter the new connection as the default connection for Internet access.
To find out how to do this, please read Chapter "Setting up an Internet connection"
on page 33.
Notes on operation
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