Modem:
A modulation rate of at least 14,400 baud for adequate transmission speed.
An Account with PPP Access:
By ammendment to your current RRZ account, when not already available, or User Id access to
the servers CAMPUS (Novell) or public (Unix).
MacTCP:
MacTCP(current versions 2.0.4 D/ 2.0.6 E) is available either singly, or as an element of System 7.5.
Some Public Domain TCP/IP applications are available in a bundle with MacTCP (currently version 2.0).
Caution is required with MacTCP version 1.1 as it is at times only relatively reliable or totally
unreliable.
FreePPP:
FreePPP (current version 1.04) Freeware
Client:
A computer that uses the various resourses of a server (e.g. WWW, FTP, Gopher etc.)
DNS (Domain Name System):
The Domain Name System serves as in IP address, that every Host has, comparable to a post code
e.g public.uni-hamburg.de = 134.100.41.1
FTP (File Transfer Protocol):
The File Transfer Protocol is a protocol for the transfer of files.
Gopher (slang = "go fer"):
Gopher is a protocol for the transfer of files. The user need not concern himself about
the format in which the information exists or which method of access is possible (FTP etc.).
Host:
A computer with direct Internet connection and its own IP address.
IP Address:
A Host's Internet addresss.
PPP (Point To Point Protocol):
Point To Point Protocol is the most recent protocol for the operation of TCP/IP conforming
applications via telephone cicuit. The Host must be equipped with SLIP software.
Server:
A computer that administers various resources (via FTP, Gopher etc.) and places them at the
disposal of Clients.
SLIP (Serial Line Internet Protocol):
Serial Line Internet Protocol is an earlier protocol for the operation of TCP/IP conforming
applications via telephone circuit. The Host must be equipped with SLIP software.
TCP/IP:
A collection of over 100 protocols for the connection of computers or networks. A protocol is
a standard for data interchange between sending and receiving computers. TCP/IP includes
for example direct transfer services in the Internet such as:
IP (Internet Protocol)
Internet Protocol undertakes metaphorically the role of the post and sends the individual TCP
packets over the Internet to the addressee.
Telnet:
Telnet allows individual computers the possibility of making use of foreign computers (Remote Login)
i.e. their programmes or data, as though one were actually sitting at the console of the foreign
computer.
User ID:
Authorized access to a Host (in this case RRZ). Also Project or Standard (restricted) User ID.
Second Step:
Then one chooses the Button Weitere Einstellungen/Further Settings and the following window
is opened:
1. Obtain Address
Here MacTCP is informed whether a static, a server conferred, or a dynamic address is to be used.
The RRZ generally confers IP Addresses through the server.
A server conferred IP Address means that at every subsequent Login (system start) the user obtains an
IP Address for the duration of the session.
Static IP Addresses are allocated through a User Account.
2. IP Address
Setting as above: Class B/ Mask for Subnetwork: 255.255.255.0
3. Routing Information:
Setting as above: 0.0.0.0 as Gateway Address
4. Domain Name Server Information:
Setting as above: public.uni-hamburg.de, 134.100.33.240
By clicking on the Installation Programme FreePPP Monkey Data 1 the following window is displayed:
By clicking on the button Install the following window (with the monkey) is displayed:
By again clicking on the button Install the following window is displayed:
Following installation a new Login (system start) should be executed.
By clicking on the above symbol the following Pop-Up Menu appears:
Initially choose the Menu point Open FreePPP Setup:
By clicking on the small arrow head, below left, the following menu appears:
To verify the MacTCP Setup click on Open MacTCP
By clicking on Weitere Einstellungen the following window appears:
Die Einstellungen sind wie unter Punkt Konfigurierung von MacTCP vorzunehmen
Weiter geht es mit der Konfiguration von FreePPP
Mit dem Button ´New´kann ein neues Profile angelegt werden, wobei als ´Server name´ ein beliebiger Name gewählt werden kann.
Falls Sie eine Nebenstellenanlage besitzen, muß vor der eigentlichen Telefonnummer eine 0 gewählt werden. Ist dies nicht der Fall, dann lautet die Telefonnummer 41532.
Connect: directly. Anschließend wird die Userkennung mit einem großen P davor und das Password eingegeben.
Falls diese Variante Schwierigkeiten bereitet, sollte man die Verbindung mit einem Connection Script versuchen.
Beim Auswäheln der Connect-Weise ´Using Connection Script´ erscheint in der darauffolgenden Zeile ´Edit connection script´. Auf diese Zeile mit der Maus klicken und folgender B ildschirm erscheint:
Es gibt eine Auswahl-Fenster ´Do´ und ein Text-feld ´Text:´ Im Auswahlfenster erscheint beim Anklicken ein Pulldown-Menü. Im Textfeld können die Kommandos eingegeben werden.
Folgende Zeilen einfügen:
Das Zeichen Back-Slash \ bekommt man der Tastaturfolge alt + shift+ 7 .
Unter dem Menüpunkt Options braucht nichts ve
Anschließend kann die PPP-Session eröffnet werden.
The setting should correspond to the modem employed. For example as above:
1. Port Speed
Modem maximum transmission rate. A 14.4 modem should have a setting of 38400.
A 28.8 modem should have a setting of 57600.
2. Flow Control
CTS und RTS, if supported by the modem, or none. FreePPP does not support XON/XOFF.
3. Dial Type
Normally Pulse Dial
4. Phone num
The telephone number 41532 is available for the use of PPP over the RRZ's modem service.
5. Modem Init
Generally unnecessary, as it is initialised; otherwise consult the modem manual (must be
Hayes AT command compatible)
FreePPP does not support XON/XOFF.
6. Modem connect timeout
The length of time the modem waits for a connection to the Host. (at least 90 seconds).
7. Connect Script
Here no setting is necessary. (Parameter settings to connect to special Hosts; for the RRZ
unnecessary).
8. Authentication

9. LCP Options
Here settings are not required (setting alterations should only be carried out by experts; not
necessary for RRZ connection).
10. IPCP Options

The settings should be as above.
The following programmes are to be found on the FTP server ftp.uni-hamburg.de:
Anarchie v1.6.0
Peter N Lewis
Anarchie is an FTP and Archie Client. It enables one to Browse Ftp servers and to
Down Load files. It comprises a comprehensive and current list of FTP servers that
are connected to by a double mouse click. System7/MacTCP 1.1 and higher. Shareware $10
Disinfectant 3.6
John Norstad
Disinfectant is one of the best Anti Virus Utilities for Macintosh.
Freeware
Fetch 2.1.2
James W. Matthews
Fetch is an FTP Client. It enables one to Up Load and Down Load files comfortably.
Shareware: free for educational establishments: others $25
NCSAMosaic
James W. Matthews
NCSAMosaic is a WWW (World Wide Web) Browser. In addition it permits the comfortable utilization
of other Internet services such as FTP, Gopher, Telnet etc.. Freeware
NCSA Telnet 2.6
Jim Browne
NCSA Telnet permits sessions via TCP/IP. Freeware
NewsWatcher 2.0b24
John Norstad
NewsWatcher 2.0b24 ia a programme for the utilization of the News Server (News Forum of every imaginable theme accessible
with possibilty of read, write and to pose questions) Freeware
POPmail II 2.2b2
John Norstad
POPmail II 2.2b2 is a very comfortable programme for the utilization of Internet e-mail services.
Freeware
StuffIt Expander 3.5.2
Aladdin Systems
StuffIt Expander is a very helpful programme for the convertion and unpacking of Internet
archive files.
Freeware
TurboGopher2.02
The Gopher Team
TurboGopher is a very fast Gopher Client. It also enables the immediate viewing of
received information.
Freeware
ZTerm 1.0b3
Dave Alverson
ZTerm is a Terminal programme. Shareware $30
MacTCP 2.0.6 (english) is bug ridden.