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Windows
2000 Bugs & Fixes
Using
MSN Internet Services in Windows 2000
The
information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
- Microsoft Windows 2000 Server
SUMMARY
If you want to use MSN, The Microsoft Network, in
Windows 2000, you can manually configure MSN for dial-up Internet
access, e-mail, and newsgroups by using the following procedures to
configure these services.
NOTE: You must already have an MSN membership;
you cannot currently set up a new account in Windows 2000.
The MSN client is not a part of the Windows 2000
distribution CD-ROM.
MORE INFORMATION
How to Manually Configure Windows 2000 for MSN Dial-Up Access
You can use the following steps to create a dial-up
connection to connect to MSN and the Internet, which you can use with
Microsoft Internet Explorer or a third-party browser.
- Obtain the local MSN phone number(s) using the
appropriate method:
- From a computer with MSN installed, check the
properties of the dial-up connections in the Dial-Up Networking
folder. Write down this number.
- From a computer on which you can gain access to
the Internet, obtain a number for United States, United Kingdom,
or Japan at the following Web site:
http://memberservices.msn.com/supportandhelp/accessnumbers/accessnum.htm
The third-party contact information included in
this article is provided to help you find the technical support
you need. This contact information is subject to change without
notice. Microsoft in no way guarantees the accuracy of this
third-party contact information.
- In Network and Dial Up Connections, run the
Make New Connection wizard.
- Click Dial-Up to the Internet, and then
continue to the next screen.
- Click I want to set up my Internet connection
manually, and then continue to the next screen.
- Click I connect through a phone Line and a modem,
and then click Next.
- Type the MSN telephone number, and then click Next.
- Type your user name in the following format:
MSN/username
- Type your password.
- Type an appropriate name for the connection (for
example, MSN).
- Click No when you are prompted to create a
mail account.
- In the Dial-Up Connections folder,
right-click your new MSN dial-up icon.
- On the Options tab, click to select the Display
progress while connecting and Prompt for name and password
check boxes.
NOTE: Do not click to select the Include Windows logon
domain check box.
- On the Networking tab, click to clear the File
and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks check box.
- If you have more than one MSN telephone number, on
the General tab, click Alternates, and add each
additional number. You can also configure the order of preference in
which the numbers are dialed, and have each number dialed
automatically if a busy signal is reached.
You can now go to your Dial-Up Connections folder (click Start,
point to Settings, and then click Network) and dial into
MSN. After you are connected, you can start your browser and you should
be online.
How to Manually Configure Outlook Express for MSN E-Mail
After you successfully configure your computer for
dial-up access to MSN, you can configure Microsoft Outlook Express to
send and receive e-mail messages.
- Start Microsoft Outlook Express. If the Internet
Connection Wizard starts, quit the wizard by clicking the Close
button (the "X" button) in the upper-right corner of the
Internet Connection Wizard dialog box).
- On the Tools/Accounts menu, click Add,
and then click Mail.
- Type your e-mail name (for example, myname@msn.com).
- Type your e-mail server names:
-
For incoming type, pop3.email.msn.com.
For outgoing type, smtp.email.msn.com.
- Type your user name and password (do not precede
your user name with "MSN/"). Make sure the Log on using
SPA box check box is selected.
- To double-check your settings, click the MSN
account and then click Properties.
How to Manually Configure Outlook Express for MSN Newsgroups
- Start Outlook Express. If the Internet Connection
Wizard starts, quit the wizard by clicking the Close button
(the "X" button) in the upper-right corner of the Internet
Connection Wizard dialog box).
- On the Tools/Accounts menu, click Add,
and then click News.
- Type your alias on the first screen, and then click
Next.
- Type your e-mail name (for example, myname@msn.com).
- Type netnews.msn.com for your Network News
Transfer Protocol (NNTP) server name.
- Click to select the My news server requires me
to log on check box.
- Type your account name and password, and then click
to select the Log on using SPA box check box.
- Click Finish and the news account is now
displayed in the accounts window.
- After you click Close, you are prompted to
download newsgroups from the news account you added. Click Yes.
How to Manually Configure Outlook Express to Use the MSN Directory
Address Book
If you want to use the Directory service to look up the
e-mail address for other MSN sites, you need to install the MSN
Directory service using the following parameters in the Accounts/New
Directory Service:
- You must type msn for the Directory service
account name.
- You must type ldap.msn.com for the server
name.
- The This server requires me to log on check
box must be selected.
- You must type your username for the account name.
- You must leave the Password box blank.
- The Log on using Secure Password Authentication
check box must be selected.
- The Check names against this server when sending
mail check box must be selected.
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