What Is an Access Provider?

An Internet service provider (ISP) is a company that provides Internet connectivity. Internet service providers (ISPs) are found around the world. To connect to the Internet, dial in a phone number and log in to a remote system. Once connected, you can access the Internet and any other services provided by your ISP, such as email. There is usually a fee to apply for a commercial ISP.

Internet Service Provider

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An Internet service provider (ISP) is a company that provides Internet connectivity. Internet service providers (ISPs) are found around the world. To connect to the Internet, dial in a phone number and log in to a remote system. Once connected, you can access the Internet and any other services provided by your ISP, such as email. There is usually a fee to apply for a commercial ISP.

Chinese name

Internet Service Provider

Foreign name

ISP

E.g

e-mail.

Function

Internet access provided by your ISP

There are several ways to set up an Internet account using an ISP. They include:

Find a list of ISPs by phone.

A program such as MSN may already be installed on your computer for a well-known ISP.

Your computer may come with one or more CD-ROMs containing this information. To connect to one of the ISPs, insert the CD into the drive and follow the online instructions.

Because connecting to the Internet requires renting an international channel, its cost cannot be borne by ordinary users. As an intermediary to provide connection services, Internet access providers need to invest a lot of funds to establish transfer stations, rent international channels and a large number of local telephone lines, purchase a series of computer equipment, and use centralized and distributed pressure to reach local users. Provide shuttle service. In a sense, ISPs are the only way for hundreds of millions of users around the world to reach the Internet. Internet content providers publish comprehensive or specialized information on the Internet and earn profits by charging advertising fees and user registration fees

Find your ISP using the Windows XP Reference Service.

If you have an Internet account on another computer and you want to use the same settings to connect this computer to the Internet, you can use one of the following methods:

Call your ISP for settings to connect to its service.

Visit the ISP web page for settings.

Run the File and Settings Transfer Wizard. The wizard guides you through transferring files from your old computer to your new computer.