Vro terminal dialing settings

When using a vro, most people will set up a vro to automatically dial the number for the Internet, and the setting method will surely be done by everyone. However, many people do not want the vro to automatically dial the number, instead of saving the password, manually dial the number to prevent unauthorized use of the network. Next, I will take the Network Attached router as an example to explain it in detail. If you want to manually dial the number, you can use a third-party technical code software, or the system's own dialing software. In this case, when you set the number on the vro, except for the automatic dialing, you do not need to change other settings.
Set the dial-up software on the computer. Here we take the system's built-in dial-up software as an example. The steps are as follows: 1. Right-click the network neighbor on the desktop and select the attribute. Www.2cto.com

2. In the upper left corner of the network connection page, click Create a new connection and click Next.

3. Select connect to Internet and click Next.

4. Select manually set my connection and click Next.

5. Select a broadband connection that requires the user name and password, and click Next.

6. Enter any character to name your broadband connection and click Next.

7. Enter the bandwidth account and password, or leave it blank temporarily, and then click Next.

8. After you click Finish, you can enter the user name and password provided by the carrier in the displayed dialog box for dial-up Internet access.

At this time, the computer's dial-up is complete. Next time you start the system, you can double-click the network connection page or a new connection icon on the desktop to open the dial-up interface to access the Internet.