This page indicates that there are presently no Internet access method configured. In order for this application to function properly, you need to define at least of Internet access.
There are 4 Internet access type, all accessible in the left side menu, under the "Internet Access" tab.
Analog Modem | If you are using a regular phone modem, this is the setup you need to define. It will allow you to define the modem, baud rates, and also, account login information such as username, password and ISP phone number. |
ISDN Modem | An ISDN connection is usually done through an internal ISDN card or an external ISDN modem/router. This protocol utilizes different phone line protocol wich are usually isolated from the main phones lines. This interface will allow you to define all the necessary element to configure an ISDN Internet connection. |
DSL connection | DSL, ADSL and XDSL are all high speed interned protocol.s Through the setup interface, a wizard will detect your cards and walk you through the process. |
Cable, LAN | Cable, like DSL, is an high speed Internet protocol. LAN (Local Area Network) is normally used within organization to enable peer-to-peer networking, but can also be used to share access to the Internet. They usually don't require specific account setup, but you will be asked to define access methods. |