What is RAS I can't connect to internet because it was not entered on my comp?

Question

When I had a recovery done the RAS was not put back on it

Answer 1

Well is this a server? Which OS?

Microsoft RAS is a feature in the Windows Server family, including Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000 Server, and , NT4 Server. A Limited version of RAS is also included in Windows XP Professional. RAS allows remote dial-up clients to connect to a Local Area Network using analog phone lines or ISDN lines. A typical use would be by an ISP (Internet Service Provider) to allow users to dial in to their LAN, or by a corporate network administrator to allow their users to connect to the corporate LAN from remote sites. The remote clients connect to RAS using the TCP/IP protocol encapsulated in the Point-to-Point (PPP) protocol, which allows the remote client to access the LAN as if they were plugged directly into it.

In most cases you shouldnt need it to connect to the internet.
You probably just need to reset your internet connection. You can do that by creating a new connection. Just open Network Connections and then create a new connection. (You can find network connections in your Control Panel).