Below are instructions on how to set up your ISP Doctor connection if your Macintosh computer is running Mac OS 10. Please print this page and keep it in a safe place - if
you ever lose the connection on your machine this page will get you back online in minutes!
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| To configure Mac OS 10.x for dial-up access: |
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|  Choose System Preferences from the Apple menu |
| Click on the Network icon |
| Click the arrow box on the 'Show' pop-up list and choose Internal Modem. |
| Click on the TCP/IP tab. |
| Click the arrow box on the 'Configure' pop-up list and choose 'Using PPP'. |
| In the Domain Name Servers box type the DNS server addresses: 203.33.168.2 and 203.33.168.3. These must be on separate line. |
| In the 'Search Domains' box, type in 'ispdr.net.au' |
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| Click on the 'PPP' tab: |
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| In the Telephone Number field, type your local ISP Doctor access number. |
| In the Account Name field type your ISP Doctor username. |
| In the Password field type your password. |
| Check the box next to 'Save password'. |
| Click the 'PPP Options' button. |
| Check the box next to 'Connect automatically when starting TCP/IP applications'. |
| Uncheck the box next to 'Prompt to stay connected'. |
| Uncheck the box next to 'Disconnect if idle'. |
| Check the box next to 'Disconnect when user logs out'. |
| Click 'OK' |
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| Click on the 'Proxies' tab: |
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| Tick the 'FTP Proxy' and 'Web Proxy' boxes. |
| Type in 'proxy.ispdr.net.au' into the fields adjacent to these boxes. |
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| Click on the Modem tab: |
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| Click the arrow box on the Modem pop-up list and choose Apple Internal 56K Modem (v.90). |
| Click the Tone radio button in the Dialling area. |
| Check the box next to Show modem status in menu bar. |
| Click the Apply Now button. |
| Close the Network window. |
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| Your connection has been created! |
