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How to setup and connect to Windows 2000 Dual Bonding

Please see our Important Notice, we recommend that you read it before you proceed.

To set up dual bonding follow the steps below.

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Click Start > Settings > Control Panel
Double-click Network and Dial-up Connections.

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In Network and Dial-up Connections, double-click Make New Connection.

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Click Next.

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Select Dial-up to the Internet option.

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Select I want to set up my Internet connection manually option.

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Select I connect through a phone line and a modem.

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Select your ISDN modem or terminal adapter.

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Standard Dial-up (SDU) and Premier Connect Plus customers insert
the lo-call number 0845 212 0665 as shown in the screenshot above.
Business ISDN customers can get Midband without call charges by
using 0844 041 6677 and following instructions for 100% SurfTime
discounts.

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Enter your hostname in the username field. In the Password field,
enter your logon password.

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Name the connection, something on the lines of Dual Bonded ISDN.

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When it asks to set up a mail account, select No, click Next.

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Click Finish.

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Back in the Control Panel double-click on Network and Dial-up Connections.

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In Network and Dial-up Connections, right-click (using the right mouse button)
the new Dial-up Networking connection and select Properties.

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Within the General tab, place a tick in one or both of the ISDN channels.
If both channels are ticked, ensure that All devices call the same number
is also ticked.

If one channel is ticked then tick the other channel so that both channels
are ticked, also as above, ensure that All devices call the same number
is also ticked.

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Click on Configure and ensure that the Line types are set to 64K.

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Your final connection properties should look similar to the example above.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

These walkthroughs have been provided only in order to assist you and are intended for use in conjunction with your computer and the ISDN Terminal Adapter. These walkthroughs are available for use at the user's own risk and we accept no liability whatsoever for any loss you may incur arising out of your use of these walkthroughs. You expressly accept this by following the walkthroughs. If you have difficulty following these walkthroughs, please contact our customer support service on the number given below.
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