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	'''Windows Vista PPPoE procedure:'''		'''Windows Vista PPPoE procedure:'''

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			[[Category:Troubleshooting\|UTOPIA]]
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	Your Internet connection is ~~not~~ ready to use!		Your Internet connection is now ready to use!

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	:Go to the "Connections" tab and ensure that the connection you just created is listed in the box labeled "Dial-up and Virtual Private Network settings" and that it is set as the default. If it is not set as default, highlight the connection and hit the "Set default" button located near the bottom of the window. We recommend choosing the second option, "Dial whenever a network connection is not present," by placing a bullet in the circle beside it. After that, click "Ok."		:Go to the "Connections" tab and ensure that the connection you just created is listed in the box labeled "Dial-up and Virtual Private Network settings" and that it is set as the default. If it is not set as default, highlight the connection and hit the "Set default" button located near the bottom of the window. We recommend choosing the second option, "Dial whenever a network connection is not present," by placing a bullet in the circle beside it. After that, click "Ok."

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	Your Internet connection is not ready to use!		Your Internet connection is not ready to use!

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	When asked how you would like to connect, select the "Broadband (PPPoE)" option."		When asked how you would like to connect, select the "Broadband (PPPoE)" option."

	[[File:~~05pppoe~~-vista-05.png]]		[[File:5pppoe-vista-05.png]]


	:Enter your XMission username and corresponding password. In the example below, we have used "bobdobbs" as a username. You would replace this with your own, unique XMission username. Remember that passwords are case-sensitive! You may name the connection whatever you like, but we recommend you simply use "XMission." You will also likely want to check the two boxes indicated below -- "Remember this password" and "Allow other people to use this connection." Once finished, click "Connect."		:Enter your XMission username and corresponding password. In the example below, we have used "bobdobbs" as a username. You would replace this with your own, unique XMission username. Remember that passwords are case-sensitive! You may name the connection whatever you like, but we recommend you simply use "XMission." You will also likely want to check the two boxes indicated below -- "Remember this password" and "Allow other people to use this connection." Once finished, click "Connect."
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	:[[File:~~06pppoe~~-vista-06.png]]		:[[File:6pppoe-vista-06.png]]


	One last step you may want to take is to return to your "Control Panel" as indicated in the steps above. This time, select "Internet Options."		One last step you may want to take is to return to your "Control Panel" as indicated in the steps above. This time, select "Internet Options."

	[[File:~~08pppoe~~-vista-08.png]]		[[File:8pppoe-vista-08.png]]

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'''Windows Vista PPPoE procedure:'''

:''Before you begin, ensure that an Ethernet cable is connected from the appropriately provisioned port on your UTOPIA equipment to your computer.''

Click the Windows icon [[File:Windows_icon.png]] on your task bar. This will pop up a menu, as seen below. Click on "Control Panel."

[[File:1pppoe-vista-01.png]]

:Click on "Network and Internet."

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Below the heading "Network and Sharing Center" click "Connect to a network."

[[File:3pppoe-vista-03.png]]

:When prompted with your connection options, select "Connect to the Internet."

:[[File:4pppoe-vista-04.png]]

When asked how you would like to connect, select the "Broadband (PPPoE)" option."

[[File:05pppoe-vista-05.png]]

:Enter your XMission username and corresponding password. In the example below, we have used "bobdobbs" as a username. You would replace this with your own, unique XMission username. Remember that passwords are case-sensitive! You may name the connection whatever you like, but we recommend you simply use "XMission." You will also likely want to check the two boxes indicated below -- "Remember this password" and "Allow other people to use this connection." Once finished, click "Connect."
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:[[File:06pppoe-vista-06.png]]

One last step you may want to take is to return to your "Control Panel" as indicated in the steps above. This time, select "Internet Options."

[[File:08pppoe-vista-08.png]]

:Go to the "Connections" tab and ensure that the connection you just created is listed in the box labeled "Dial-up and Virtual Private Network settings" and that it is set as the default. If it is not set as default, highlight the connection and hit the "Set default" button located near the bottom of the window. We recommend choosing the second option, "Dial whenever a network connection is not present," by placing a bullet in the circle beside it. After that, click "Ok."

:[[File:09pppoe-vista-09.png]]

Your Internet connection is not ready to use!