Since Internet Service Providers only support the TCP/IP protocol,
we suggest removing the NetBEUI and IPX/SPX protocols so that Dial-Up
Networking cannot un-intentionally bind to them.
To change your Win95 settings to be compatible with Internet
Service providers, make certain the NetBEUI and IPX/SPX protocols from
the Control Panel folder - Network section have been removed. We also
suggest the additional step of removing the Microsoft TCP/IP protocol,
even though it will be added again later.
Once the protocols have been removed, restart Win95 and follow our
instructions for configuring Win95 to connect. When configuration is
complete open the "Dial-Up Networking" window, right click
on the connection icon then select "Properties". In the
properties configuration window that appears click the "Server
Type" button and make certain that the "Log on to
network", "NetBEUI" and "IPX/SPX Compatible"
boxes are NOT checked.
If the "Dial up networking could not negotiate a compatible
set of network protocols you specified in the server type
setting" error continues to appear, examine your modem type
setting in the modems icon of the control panel. The error may occur
if Windows 95 was unable to correctly identify your modem brand and
model or it was otherwise set incorrectly.
We suggest contacting the manufacturer of the modem for advice on
how best to configure Win95 and the modem to interoperate. If unable
to contact the manufacturer or you don't know who the manufacturer of
the modem is, we have had good luck with just setting the modem type
to be one of the appropriate "(Standard Modem Types)"
choices in the modems icon of the control panel.