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   Subject: Re: Rockwell modem   
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   Lewis Parker wrote:   
   > I have a Rockwell external modem and have set up pon. Pon can dial a   
   > number for my internet provider but gets a wrong number message. Dialing   
   > the smae number using a regular phone does not get a wrong number   
   > message. The Rockwell modem creates a internet connection  with Kubuntu.    
   >    
   > Does anyone know what's wrong?   
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   Forgive the noobish answer, but could Ubuntu be adding an area or    
   country code to the number?  This happened to me in Windows and I was    
   dialing the states at one point for over 6 hrs (I am in the UK)   
      
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