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When you have completed configuring Windows NT, you will find further directions at the bottom of this document. You will need to create a RebelMail Account, which can be done from anywhere the week before a semester begins. Next, you will register your room connection and your computer. Registration must be completed from within the UNLV Residence Halls.
Before following the instructions in this document, make sure your Network Interface Card (NIC) has been installed correctly and your Category 5 patch cable is plugged into your computer and into the correct wall jack.
These instructions and screen pictures refer to version 4.0 of Microsoft Windows NT, but the procedures will be similar for other versions of NT.
You may have installed the TCP/IP protocol automatically when you installed the Windows NT Operating System.Go to the Control Panel (from the "Start" menu or from "My Computer") and select "Networking". Choose the "Protocols" tab across the top of the dialog box.

If you've previously installed TCP/IP, it will appear in the list of installed protocols. If this is the case, skip to the Configuring TCP/IP section of this document below.
If TCP/IP is not installed, install it by:

Go to the Control Panel (from the "Start" menu or from "My Computer") and select "Networking" Choose the "Protocols" tab across the top of the dialog. Highlight the TCP/IP entry and press the "Properties…" button.

Check the "Obtain an IP address from a DHCP server" radio button.
A dialog box will appear informing you that DHCP will be used to configure your workstation. Press "OK" to close this dialog box, and close the Network control panel.
Reboot your computer for the changes to take effect.
To double-check that you received an IP address, press
, select "Run...", then type ipconfig and press the Enter key. This will bring up an IP configuration window. Make sure your 10BaseT Ethernet adapter is highlighted on the pull down menu. (If you have a modem installed, a PPP adapter or modem name may also be present. Be sure your Ethernet adapter is selected.) A number similar to "131.216.xx.xxx" should appear in the IP address box. If not, click on "Release", followed by "Renew".

If you have "0.0.0.0" or "169.254.x.x" listed for an IP address, or receive a message similar to "A DHCP server could not be located," you do not have a completed Ethernet connection. This could be caused by any number of reasons, including:
Call the Student Affairs Technology Help Desk at (702) 895-1994 if you need further assistance.