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Windows Small Business Server 2011 : Connect to the Internet

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1. Finish the Installation

If there are any problems, a View Installation Issues link appears. Click it and correct the problems. Also, click the Using The Windows Small Business Server 2011 Standard Console link to open a help file describing Windows SBS Console functions.

2. Connect to the Internet

Normally, if the connection is already set up and the router is properly configured, the Internet connection is made during the installation of Windows SBS 2011. Whether or not this connection is set up, you will need to run the Connect To The Internet Wizard if the connection was not made for some reason during installation. If you change your router or Internet provider, you might need to run the wizard again in the future.

To manually connect, click the Connect To The Internet link to get started. The initial page of the Connect To The Internet Wizard advises you on what you need to proceed—namely, the following:

  • The IP address for the router you’ll be connecting from

  • The logon information necessary to connect to the router

After you collect that information, click Next. The Connect To The Internet Wizard attempts to detect existing networks and routers. (See Figure 1.)

Figure 1. Detecting networks


After the wizard finishes detecting networks, follow these steps:

  1. The next page of the Connect To The Internet Wizard displays the IP address of the router and of the server. (See Figure 2.) If either or both of the addresses are incorrect, type in the corrections. Click Next.

    Figure 2. The wizard displays the IP addresses detected

  2. As shown in Figure 3, the wizard proceeds to locate and configure the router and the server. When the process is finished, a notification appears announcing that the Internet connection is completed. Click Finish.

Figure 3. Detecting the router and completing the Internet connection


3. Customer Feedback Options

Customer Feedback Options is an area of considerable importance to Microsoft and even to us end users—in the long run. In the short term, you might wonder why you should participate in a program unlikely to be of direct benefit to you.

Well, it’s something like paying taxes for schools when you have no children or your children are all adults. We pay those taxes because an educated populace is a greater social good. On a less lofty level, the Customer Experience Improvement Plan should result in better software in the future. And because this is software used by hundreds of millions of people, some considerable social good should therefore emerge.

Click Customer Feedback Options and then click Read More About The Program Online and decide for yourself whether you want to participate.

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