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It works! I upgraded to X.2.5 during the weekend, no problems after that. This problem made me feel so stupid. Everything I tried seemed useless. Boy, I'm glad it was a bug in the OS, not something I did. Big thanks to all of you who offered help. Thanks also to Apple for bug fixing. -janne

Hello all, I'm still here with my problems. It took me some time to get a OS X compatible ISDN TA. TA is the box between the ISDN and Mac. On my previous posts I called it modem, but now I stand corrected. I should have said 'ISDN Terminal Adapter'. Sorry, for any misunderstandings...

Thanks for your help. I'll have contact my local phone company, now that I know that my Mac is not the problem. The modem was supplied to me by them. I guess they should know if it works under OS X. Have a good weekend. I'll let you know what was wrong as soon as I find out myself.

Yes, I've tried that as well. I had my modem on and plugged in. Checked that it's visible in devices and volumes. Then I tried to create a new network port configuration, but I still didn't get access to internal modem settings. I'm puzzled.

Hi Chabig. You got it right. I can't see 'internal modem' in the network panel pull down. But it's not in network configurations either. Could it be that OS X won't let you see internal modem setting unless you have one installed?

I've got a 867 DP, running OS X.2.4. The modem is Zyxel Omninet USB. I can see the modem listed in the 'devices and volumes' under the apple menu. It's, like should be, connected to the USB port. The problem is that I can't access modem settings. I just don't see 'Internal modem' listed...

I bought my mac without an internal modem. I thought that I wouldn't need it since I've got an external USB ISDN at home. Now I can't set it up. Network prefences won't show me Internal modem settings, and that's apparently the only place where I could insert the PPP settings. Anyone got any...