To grant incoming connection access rights to your computer

In Devices, click the check boxes next to the devices through which incoming connections can connect.

If you have more than one device selected, and you want to enable Multilink dialing, select the Enable multilink check box.

If you want to enable others to make private connections to your computer by tunneling through the Internet or other network, select the Allow others to make private connections to my computer by tunneling through the Internet or other network check box.

If you want to show icons on the taskbar when incoming connections are connected, select the Show icon in notification area when connected check box.

If you want to allow a user to connect, select the check box next to the user's name.

If you want to revoke a user's right to connect, clear the check box next to a user's name.

To create a new user and grant them access to connect, click New.

To remove a user, click Delete.

To modify a user's name, password, and callback privileges, click Properties.

If you want all users to connect by using securely encrypted passwords and data, select the Require all users to secure their passwords and data check box.

If you want directly connected devices to connect without providing a password, select the Always allow directly connected devices such as palmtop computers to connect without providing a password check box.

If you want to enable a network component, in Network components, select the check box next to the component name.

If you want to disable a network component, in Network components, clear the check box next to the component name.

To add a network component, click Install.

To remove a network component, click Uninstall.

To configure a network component, click Properties.