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need to create a PPP device. To do that just open the Network 
Configurator, press   and then
  and then   . Select the 
interface and press
 . Select the 
interface and press   . Almost all the fields will be 
automatically filled, you just need to specify the telephone number 
and the connection script (I'll not treat the PAP 
authentication, your ISP will hopefully provide you with all the information 
you need).
The connection script is a tricky point, specially if you are using a 
callback system. If you are not using a callback system, let us 
suppose the connection prompts are these:
 . Almost all the fields will be 
automatically filled, you just need to specify the telephone number 
and the connection script (I'll not treat the PAP 
authentication, your ISP will hopefully provide you with all the information 
you need).
The connection script is a tricky point, specially if you are using a 
callback system. If you are not using a callback system, let us 
suppose the connection prompts are these:
 
Connection Software Version 3.0 xxxx login: username Password: your_passwordin this case the script should look like this:
  
 
 
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If you use a callback system and if the callback software prompts are like the following:
	Callback Software Version 3.0
	
	Where: username
	
    Callback in a few seconds: modemXYZ on line102 ...
then the script needs to be a little longer:
  
 
 
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To activate the connection just select in the Network Configurator the 
ppp0 interface and press   .
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 Check if the connection 
has been successfully established typing ping 
111.222.333.444 in a shell window, where 111.222...is the IP of 
your name server. To check the connection I prefer using pppload, a 
nice application which shows you in a xload-style the connection 
activity.