How-to Apply Supernet's DNS Settings

Windows 95/98

• Double Click on the My Computer Icon.
• Double Click on the Dialup Networking Icon.
• With your right mouse button, click on the Supernet Icon and click on properties.
  • Click on the button or tab labeled Server Type.
  • Click on the button in the lower right called TCP/IP Settings.
  • Be sure the option 'Specify Name Server Addresses' is selected. Check to see that your DNS settings are as follows:
    Primary DNS: 24.140.1.3
    Secondary DNS: 24.140.1.2
  • If your numbers are different, then replace the numbers in the Primary DNS and Secondary DNS fields with the new DNS numbers listed above.
• Click OK, and keep clicking OK until you've cleared the screen.

Windows Me

• Double Click on the "My Computer" icon.
• Double Click on the "Control Panel" icon
• Double Click on the Dialup Networking Icon.
• With your right mouse button, click on the "Supernet" icon and click on properties.
  • Click on the button or tab labeled "Networking".
  • Click on the button in the lower right called TCP/IP Settings.
  • Be sure the option 'Specify Name Server Addresses' is selected. Check to see that your DNS settings are as follows:
    Primary DNS: 24.140.1.3
    Secondary DNS: 24.140.1.2
  • If your numbers are different, then replace the numbers in the Primary DNS and Secondary DNS fields with the new DNS numbers listed above.
• Click OK, and keep clicking OK until you've cleared the screen.

Windows NT

• Double Click on the "My Computer" icon.
• Double Click on "Dial up Networking".
• Select "Supernet" from the drop down menu.
• Click "More", and select "Edit entry and modem properties...".
• Click on the tab labeled "Server".
• Click on "TCP/IP settings...".
• Under the area labeled "Specify name server addresses" make sure the settings are as follows:
  • Primary DNS: 24.140.1.3
  • Secondary DNS: 24.140.1.2
  • Click OK.
• Click OK.
• Click Close.

Windows 2000

• Click on Start. Point to Settings and select "Control Panel".
• Double click on "Network and Dial-up Connections".
• Right Click on the Supernet Icon, and select properties.
• Click on the tab labeled "Networking".
• In the white box labeled "Components checked are used by this connection" double click on "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)".
• In the area labeled "Use the following DNS server addresses" make sure you see the following:
  • Primary DNS: 24.140.1.3
  • Secondary DNS: 24.140.1.2
• If they are different make sure you change them to the numbers listed above.
• Click OK
• Click OK

Windows XP

• Click on Start, then select "Control Panel".
• Double click on "Network and Dial-up Connections".
• Right Click on the Supernet Icon, and select properties.
• Click on the tab labeled "Networking".
• In the white box labeled "Components checked are used by this connection" double click on "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)".
• In the area labeled "Use the following DNS server addresses" make sure you see the following:
  • Primary DNS: 24.140.1.3
  • Secondary DNS: 24.140.1.2
• If they are different make sure you change them to the numbers listed above.
• Click OK
• Click OK

Macintosh with MacTCP (OS 7.1 to 7.5)

• Click on the Apple menu.
• Select Control Panel and click on MacTCP.
• Highlight PPP, and then click More.
  • In the bottom right, under DNS, check to see that your IP addresses are as follows:
    24.140.1.3
  • 24.140.1.2

 

• If they are different replace the current addresses with the numbers listed above. Make sure that the first is selected as the default.
• Click OK.
• Close the MacTCP window.

Macintosh with TCP/IP (OS 7.6 and higher)

• Click on the Apple menu.
• Select Control Panel and click on TCP/IP.
  • In the Name Server Addr. field, check to see that your DNS settings are as follows:
    Primary DNS: 24.140.1.3
    Secondary DNS: 24.140.1.2
  • If they are different then replace the current addresses with the DNS numbers listed above.
  • Close the TCP/IP window.
• When prompted, Click Save.

Macintosh OS X

• Click on the "System Preferences" icon..
• Click on the "Network" icon at the top of the window.
• Click on the tab labeled "TCP/IP".
• At the bottom left hand corner of the window click on the lock icon to make changes.
• Type in your computer's administrator username and password.
• Click on the drop down menu labeled "Configure", and choose "Manually".
• At the bottom of the screen the box labeled DNS Addresses should have the following info:
  • In the Name Server Addr. field, check to see that your DNS settings are as follows:
    Primary DNS: 24.140.1.3
    Secondary DNS: 24.140.1.2
  • If these need to be changed you can do so by clicking inside the white box and typing in the preceding numbers.
• Click Apply.

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