,bnj mkvfgsdzh jmklhzsdcfr I'm sorry, that was me beating my head against the keyboard in frustration.
Here are the relevant parts of the config files: #isdn.conf [GLOBAL] COUNTRYPREFIX=+ AREAPREFIX=0 COUNTRYCODE=49 AREACODE=89 #device.ippp0 LOCALMSN=089*** # my number REMOTEMSN=109000191799 # Viag Interkom LEADINGZERO='' # Have to use this here, otherwise the # remotemsn becomes 0109... which is incorrect So the problem is that my ISP, Dog bless them, have a different area code to me. This shouldn't be a problem, should it? I don't believe that the folks who wrote isdn4linux didn't consider the possibility (AFAIK this is normally the case in the UK, for example, where ISPs tend to be 0845-something). This basically means I am either stupid, going blind, or both, because I can't find anything in the FM. What happens is (from isdnlog):- Fri Dec 08 18:13:54 outgoing * HDLC -> +49 89/109000191799, München RING (Data) Fri Dec 08 18:13:54 outgoing HDLC -> +49 89/109000191799, München Unallocated (unassigned) number (Public network serving local user) Fri Dec 08 18:13:54 outgoing HDLC -> +49 89/109000191799, München HANGUP Unallocated (unassigned) number (Public network serving local user) i.e. isdn4linux puts the f*cking areacode on the outgoing number, which might be perfectly correct in most cases but not in this one. kjihj\cvkn klij\csdm Get your own FREE E-mail address at http://www.linuxfreemail.com Linux FREE Mail is 100% FREE, 100% Linux, and 100% yours!