"Error 691: The computer you are dialing in to cannot establish a Dial-Up Networking connection. Check your password, and then try again."
You are repeatedly prompted for your Net ID and Password
Problem: After dialing in to Cornell, you are repeatedly
prompted for your net ID and password and/or you get an "Error
691:...".
Solution:
All of the following can cause this problem:
- Your username is entered incorrectly.
- Your username should be your NetID in lowercase.
- Your password is entered incorrectly.
- Your EZ-Remote / Express Lane password is the same as your NetID password. If the Caps Lock key is on, this can cause your password to be entered incorrectly.
- You are trying to connect to EZ-Remote without a subscription.
- If you have not purchased an EZ-Remote subscription and you are trying to dial the EZ-Remote number (254-5600), then you need to use the Express Lane service (254-5656) or purchase a subscription. If you are a student, you can subscribe on-line.
- You have entered incorrect login information in the Internet control panel.
- Complete the following steps to correct your login information in the control panel:
- Click Start | Settings | Control Panel.
- Double-click the icon labelled "Internet".
- Click on the Connection tab.
- Make sure that "Connect using a modem" is checked and then click the Settings
button.
- Enter your Net ID and Password in the appropriate fields.
- Click OK on all forms until you return to the Control Panel window.
- You do not have "Log on to Network" selected in the Dial-up Networking Settings.
- Complete the following steps to correct your Dial-up Networking Settings:
- Double click on "My Computer" then on "Dial-Up Networking" or if you are running Windows ME click Start | Settings | Dial-Up Networking.
- Right click on "Cornell" (or the icon you use for EZ-Remote or ExpressLane).
- Left click on "properties".
- Click on the "Server Types" tab (or in Windows ME the "Security")
- Check the "Log on to Network" checkbox.
- Click "OK"
- Try connecting again.
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