This is a partial repost of what I sent Friday night, along with other information. Sorry if this is a repeat, but I really cannot figure out how to get this thing to connect up. It dials, starts the handshake then times out. I'm assuming it's on the SPID, or because I've assigned the box a static IP. I configured it using Slack's pppsetup. When I initiate the ppp-go script I get the following: Serial connection established. Using interface ppp0 Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttuS0 LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests Modem hangup Connection terminated. Inside of the /etc/options are the following lines: lock defaultroute modem /dev/ttS0 230400 crtscts #noauth passive asyncmap 0 name "uid" I was told that my ISP (Qwest) is using PAP authentication. Inside the pap-secrets file are: "uid" * "pwd" Here's the pppscript: TIMEOUT 60 ABORT ERROR ABORT BUSY ABORT "NO CARRIER" ABORT "NO DIALTONE" "" AT&FH0" OK "atdt<phone#>" TIMEOUT 75 CONNECT Is there someplace that I'm supposed to assign the SPID? I can find no mention of it, except in some obscure project on sourceforge with almost no detail. Again, I'm using Slackware's ppp-go/ppp-off dial program. I'm considering using wvdial or diald possibly. Minicom is another option as well, as it's already on the system. Also, I assigned the box this is on, a static IP address of 10.0.0.1 in netconfig. I did get static IP addresses from my ISP as well now. I'm using an external terminal adapter (3Com ISDN TA). I've looked at isdn4linux.org and .de and a few other places. There's a lot of documentation out there, but none of it dealing with what I've been trying to do specifically. It's more for internal cards, with no examples of scripts that I've seen for external terminal adapters of ISDN. Please, if anyone can help me out I'd be grateful. Shawn