Denver Internet

Connection Settings Technical Support: Support@DenverInternet.com POP (Incoming E-Mail) Server: mail.denverinternet.com SMTP (Outgoing E-Mail) Server: mail.denverinternet.com Primary DNS Server: 205.171.3.65 Secondary DNS Server: 205.171.2.65 Authentication Type: PAP Operating System Details for Windows, Linux and Macintosh Microsoft Windows Once you have established an account with Denver Internet, create a new Dialup Networking Connection using the settings above. Also make sure that you have TCP/IP loaded. Also, you should have TCP/IP settings (Dial-up Networking Properties) set to: Server assigned IP Address Server assigned name server addresses Use IP header Compression - should be OFF. Use default gateway - should be ON. If you are not sure how to complete these steps please call our support number or you may email us at Support@DenverInternet.com . Linux The easiest way to connect using Linux is with one of the many available X Windows programs. (kppp, Xisp, PPPui, etc). If you do not wish to use one of these utilities, we recommend using diald or a combination of pppd and chat. Configure your script to dial our number, then start ppp immediately (we'll grab the LCP packets and start a PPP connection without your needing to login at a prompt). Make sure that you have set +pap as an option in your ppp configuration file. For further information refer to the diald, chat, and pppd man pages. In addition, RedHat has a wonderful PPP-HOWTO which should also be available at your favorite HOWTO archive and at the RedHat website. Macintosh Configure your PPP software with the settings above. For any settings not expressly listed here, your software default should work. If you have any questions, please contact our support line.