Set Up a Connection to the Network at Your Workplace in Vista

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1. Choose Start➪Network.

2. In the resulting window, click the Network and Sharing Center button.

3. In the resulting window, click Set Up a Connection or Network link. In the Choose a Connection Option window that appears, click Connect to a Workplace and then click Next.

4. In the How Do You Want to Connect? dialog box, click Use My Internet Connection (VPN) (assuming you are connecting over the Internet and not through a phone line).

5. In the next two dialog boxes, enter an address for the connection, and then complete one of two tasks:

• For a dial-up connection, enter a phone number

• For a VPN connection, select whether to automatically dial the initial connection.

6. When you reach the final wizard dialog box, click Finish to complete the wizard.

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