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Description of problem:
In RH 7.1 using the config programs my modem is found on /dev/ttyS2.  In 7.3
it's not found at all by config-network.  It's an internal, hardware modem. 
After reinstalling 7.1 (to get a working reference point) and then reinstalling
7.3 and doing a bit of research with setserial I found the modem at /dev/ttyS4,
much to my surprise (didn't think that port existed).  Interestingly, the
hardware summary program doesn't show my modem either.

Using /dev/ttyS4 in redhat-network-config worked like a charm.  Perhaps a few
higher ttyS* numbers should be added to the scripts that find the modem and then
show the possible ports?  Or is this a problem elsewhere?  I had trouble
deciding if this was a kernel problem or not, but after all, the kernel knows
the modem is there, it's the config and other programs that don't.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.  Fresh install of RH 7.3 on reformatted drives
2.  Try to configure network/dialup
3.  Dialup won't find modem higher than ttyS3

To solve:
4.  use setserial -bg ttyS* to find actual modem port
5.  Enter port in config-network
6.  Works
	

Actual Results:  After I used setserial to find the port, it works fine. 
However, I don't think a newbie should be expected to know that.  It took me
reading up in an old networking manual to find the command I wanted, and I was
very determined (love 7.3, but really need my internet connection!).

Additional info:

This is a PenguinComputing Tempest computer:
AMD Athlon 1.3G
10/100 Ethernet Card
Internal Hardware Modem (sorry don't know the flavor)