Mac version 7.5.x or higher     
Step 1: Configuring the TCP/IP Control Panel:   
TCP-IP and Open Transport are almost the same thing. TCP-IP came first, but the later version bore the name Open Transport. They both accomplish the same thing, a modern replacement for the MacTCP. Users wishing to upgrade to TCP/IP or Open Transport need to be aware of one extremely important issue. Both will require either a MacPPP version 2.2 or higher, or any version of FreePPP 

 TCPIP 

      In your Control Panels, find TCP/IP and open it. Your screen may differ slightly from the one above, but the important settings should still be there. Our example will focus on configuring TCP/IP for use with FreePPP. First, set the Connect via: box to FreePPP (Note that if you are using a different PPP program, you would change the Connect via: setting to your particular program). Next set the Configure: setting to Using PPP Server. Skip down to the bottom of the window to fill in the Name server addr.: with 209.184.57.1. When you are done, close this window and the settings will automatically be saved. 

 
Step 2: Begin Configuring FreePPP: 
FreePPP 
If you don't already have a copy of FreePPP, you can  
download a copy 
To begin configuring FreePPP, you need to find and open the FreePPP Setup program. On the first screen, you should see three tabs in the middle of the window, General, Accounts, and Locations. If you do not see this on your screen, then there should be a small triangle on the left side of the window. Clicking on it should make it point down, and reveal the three tabs. Click on the Accounts tab to setup a Pyramid 3 account. 
 
Step 3: The Account Tab:  
FreePPP 2 

On the Account tab, simply click the New button to create a new account. 

 
Step 4: Enter Login Information: 
  
 

In the Server name: box, type Pyramid 3 Network 

In the Phone number: box type your local access number.  

Leave Connect: set to Directly.  

In the User name: box type your Pyramid 3  login name in all lower case (Note your login name does not have an @pyramid3.net at the end. So if your login name was roberts you would type roberts NOT roberts@pyramid3.net).  

Finally type your password for your account. When you are finished, click on the OK button to save the settings and you are done.  
 

 
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