Your email isYour_INL_LoginId@netlabs.net

Domain Name is netlabs.net

Primary DNS Server 216.116.128.3

Secondary DNS Server is 216.116.128.4

Outgoing mail (SMTP) mail.netlabs.net

Incoming mail (POP3) mail.netlabs.net

POP3 User Name is Your_INL_LoginId

news host (NNTP) news.netlabs.net

(If you use Eudora - Your PopAddress is Your_INL_LogindId@mail.netlabs.net)

Options->Mail and News servers->Identity Tab

Your Name is Your Full name, the way you typically write it

Your Email Your_INL_LoginId@netlabs.net

Reply-to Address Your_INL_LoginId@netlabs.net

Dial Up Phone numbers:

Q. How do I get my email.

A. On Netscape either: Click on Window->Netscape Mail or Click on the little envelope at the right bottom of the page.

Q. I see my email on the right hand side but I don't see the email content.

A. Maximize the email window (make it as large as possible so it takes up your entire screen). Go to the border between the white area on top and the grey area on the bottom. Click on the border line and move it up, so you can see more of the gray area on the bottom. You will find you email message there.

Q. I've just uploaded my personal Home Page and I go to http://www.netlabs.net/hp/Your_INL_LoginId but I do not see any updates.

A. Make sure you clear the cache on your hard drive by:

Options ->Network Preferences -> Clear Disk Cache Now -> OK

Q. How do you implement server side image maps ?

A.

<a href="/YourMapFile.map">

<img src="YOUR_IMAGE" ismap></a>

The map coordinates follow the NCSA /Apache syntax (not CERN).

Q. Why did a bell ring and give me 15 secs to finish and say "don't disconnect" ?

A.

• Win95 Dialer
  My Computer -> Dial-Up Networking -> InterNet Labs Dialer -> File -> Properties
  Then Click on Configure -> Connection Tab -> And set "Disconnect a call idle for more than __" to the desired idle timeout ( should be about 20 minutes).
• Win3.1 Dialer (Netscape PE and InterNet Explorer)
  InterNet Labs Dialer -> Properties -> General Tab
  And set "Disconnect a call idle for more than __" to the desired idle timeout ( should be about 20 minutes).