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Configuring your system for Express 56 under Windows 95/98 is done by manually configuring the dialup service. Explicit instructions on doing this may be found here.
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There is virtually no difference in configuring Dialup Networking between Windows 98 and Windows 95.
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Configuring of DUN under Windows 2000 is somewhat different from configuring Windows 98 or NT, but is quite intuitive and simple. For instructions click Windows 2000 logo.
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Configuring a Windows NT system for connection to Express 56 is quite different from Windows 95/98. Click on Windows NT logo for detailed instructions.
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Configuring your system for Express 56 under Windows ME is very similar to Windows 98. All instructions on doing this are here.
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Configuring your system for Express 56 under Windows XP is done by manually configuring the dialup service. Explicit instructions on doing this may be found here.
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Provided here is a set of instructions that may be used to connect your Mac to our service. As almost everything about Mac, the configuration is very straightforward, simple and intuitive.
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Linux systems are by default installed with all the necessary components to allow dialup networking connections. Details of configuration may differ considerably from one system to another.
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IBM OS/2 Warp by default contains all the necessary software to setup and run a dial up connection. Don't forget to install the most recent fixpack though. Click on Warp logo for a complete guide.
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The best part about setting up your Dreamcast for Internet access is that everything you need is shipped with every console.
This means there are no long downloads, and there is very little data to input so it won't take very long to get you on the Internet.
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This section describes in detail the setup of WebTV for Express 56. Very simple and easy to follow instructions.
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The most common PPP implementation available on a wide variety of UNIX machines is the one currently maintained by Paul Mackerras, and comes delivered with both the Linux and FreeBSD operating systems.
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