If you configure an unattended dial-up connection in Internet Explorer or
Outlook Express, you may receive the following message when the modem
attempts to connect:
You are currently using NetWare servers which will be inaccessible
if you establish this connection.
Click OK to continue dialing. Click Cancel if you do not want to
dial at this time.
The unattended dial-up connection does not continue until you click OK.
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This behavior can occur if the Microsoft Client for NetWare Networks is
installed on your computer, and the Internetwork Packet Exchange/Sequenced
Packet Exchange (IPX/SPX)-compatible protocol is bound to the Dial-Up
Adapter.
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To work around this behavior, follow these steps:
| 1. | Click Start, point to Programs, point to Accessories, and then click
Dial-Up Networking.
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| 2. | Right-click the connection you are using for the unattended dial-up,
and then click Properties.
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| 3. | Click Server Type, and then click the IPX/SPX Compatible check box to
clear it.
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| 4. | Click OK, and then click OK again. |
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You can use unattended dial-up in the following situations:
| • | You configure Internet Explorer to perform an unattended dial-up
connection when it updates subscriptions and channel subscriptions.
For information about how to configure unattended dial-up for updating
subscriptions and channel subscriptions in Internet Explorer, please
see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
171227 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/171227/EN-US/) How to Use Subscriptions in Microsoft Internet Explorer
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| • | You configure Outlook Express to automatically dial when it checks for
new messages. |
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