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x p f a q CA-CONNECT Version 1.5c now supports XP. The choice is yours, install CA-CONNECT or use the Microsoft client (install steps shown below). CA-CONNECT is a PPPoE Client that we provide to our DSL customers to get them connected to our DSL. Windows XP supports PPPoE nativly, meaning it is built into windows. If you need CA-CONNECT version 1.5c please contact CascadeAccess. Steps to install the Microsoft XP PPPoE client What if I want an always on connection? 1. Click START - Control Panel and click 'Network and Internet Connections' (Shown below in Yellow) ::top:: 2. Click 'Network Connections' (Shown below in Yellow) ::top:: 3. Click 'Create a new connection' (Shown below with the arrow) ::top:: 4. Click 'Next >' ::top:: 5. Click 'Connect to the Internet' and click 'Next >' ::top:: 6. Click 'Set up my connection manually' and click 'Next >' ::top:: 7. Click 'Connect using a broadband connection that requires a user name and password' and click 'Next >' ::top:: 8. Type in 'CascadeAccess' and click 'Next >' ::top:: 9. Type in your username and password and click 'Next >' These are usernames and passwords that CascadeAccess provided to you when you signed up. Also don't forget the '@cascadeaccess.com' What you type here must match EXACTLY to the information CascadeAccess provided to you. It is case sensitive. (This is NOT your e-mail address) ::top:: 10. This is your option to 'Add a shortcut' to your desktop ::top:: 11. You will now see the CascadeAccess Broadband connection in your Network Connections. ::top:: 12. If you chose the option of having a desktop shortcut you will see this on your desktop. Double clicking on this icon or the desktop icon will bring up a Connect CascadeAccess box. ::top:: 13. Clicking on this broadband connection should pop up this box. Click connect. ::top:: 14. When you see this...you have successfully connected. ::top:: What if I want an always on connection? No problem...follow these easy steps. What you need to do is copy the Cascade Access Broadband shortcut to your startup for all users (or individual users if you'd like). 1. First we must remove the prompting for username and password. Right click on the CascadeAccess Broadband connection and click on 'properties' ::top:: 2. Click to the 'Options' tab at the top of the window and uncheck 'Prompt for name and password, certificate, etc.' Click 'OK' ::top:: 3. Now we need to explore to 'Documents and Settings' for 'All Users' and find the 'Startup' folder ::top:: 4. You need to copy the CascadeAccess shortcut into this folder. The easiest way to do this is to copy the one from your desktop. ::top:: 5. That's all there is to it. Now when you login to your machine you will see the CascadeAccess connecting when you login. (As shown below) When you see this... you have successfully connected. ::top:: |
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