HT203210 Connecting to Internet from Pro

I recently bought a Mac Pro with Lion.
I want to connect to internet through Base station from my mac. I could do it in my old macbook but I m not able to make a successful connection in my pro.
In order to make a connection, I must enter User id and Password.
How can i do it?
Step by step guide would be very help ful.

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I see.
1. 192.168.0.0 addresses are not routable across the public Internet. Even if the whole world knows you're using that space, the information is useless. But if you feel better hiding it, OK.
2. Internal doesn't allow communications with a physical network either. Only the external type does.
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