* If you are not directly connected, you'll need a high speed modem
(the faster the better) as well as an account with an ISP (Internet
Service Provider) which has suitable dialup facilities.

NOTE: Users with "shell accounts" or who use SLIP emulators such as
TIA and SLiRP can also use Kali. See the section "Using Kali with
a shell account."

*If you're currently using SLIP or PPP, but your drivers operate
from under Microsoft Windows (such as Trumpet Winsock), you MUST
obtain a DOS SLIP or PPP driver; your Windows-based drivers will
NOT work for Kali. Kali will NOT work in a DOS windows under
Windows 95. A version of Kali written to work with Win95's built-
in TCPIP drivers is in development. Please don't email and ask
when it will be finished. I just don't know yet.