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Modem Dial-up Numbers

Below are telephone numbers to dial into Internet services at Penn State locations. Before using any of these numbers, please read the section “Internet Connections.” Dial-up services and phone numbers are subject to change. The most current information is posted at http://css.its.psu.edu/internet/dialup/ on the Web.

Please check the phone numbers carefully. The number of the campus near your location may not be a local call, so you will have to choose the least expensive number. The number of the campus near your location may not be a local call, so you will have to choose the least expensive number.

Note that because of continuous changes in the structures and rates of telephone service companies, dial-up numbers may change without warning from a local to a long-distance call. Penn State cannot be responsible for long-distance charges incurred by using dial-up numbers. Consumers are responsible for understanding the options and rates provided by telephone service companies. If you are concerned about charges for the use of dial-up numbers, contact your local telephone service representative. All numbers support a maxiumum speed of 56 Kbps (V.90) and 128 Kbps (ISDN).


Location Phone Number
Abington-Ogontz 215-881-2119
Altoona College 814-946-3273
Beaver Campus 724-775-9336
Berks Campus 610-372-4523
Delaware County Campus 610-892-7147
Dickinson 717-240-0293
DuBois Campus 814-371-7613
Erie (The Behrend College) 814-898-7200
Fayette Campus 724-430-1195
Great Valley 610-725-5300
Harrisburg (Capital College) 717-944-6771
Hazleton Campus 570-450-7268
Lehigh Valley Campus 610-798-2415
Greater Allegheny 412-675-5069
Mont Alto Campus 717-491-1200
New Kensington Campus 724-472-9101
Schuylkill (Capital College) 570-622-7020
Scranton (Worthington-Scranton Campus) 570-963-2098
Shenango Campus 724-983-5033
University Park (ITS)
1344 modems
814-863-2222
(When dialing from a University Park campus phone, dial 8-863-2222, not 3-2222. Charges are not incurred when using these dial-up numbers in residence halls. Note that 865 may be substituted for 863.)

For Faculty/Staff, please see the Penn State Travel Calling Card Service information below .
Wilkes-Barre Campus 570-674-2438
York Campus 717-845-3583

Maximum Speed

This figure indicates the theoretical maximum speed (in bits per second x1000). If 56 Kbps (V.90) : the best usually seen is 48,000.  The speed you connect with may be less, often depending on the quality of phone lines and varying from call-to-call and day-to-day.  Many modems can "train-up", and improve speed (or lower it) as line quality changes.

Penn State Travel Calling Options

Traveling Penn State faculty and staff have the following calling options available:

If you are not sure what calling option is best for you, we recommend that you check out our Best Rate-Finder Web page or contact your ITS ITS Consultants for more information.

Toll Charges

Because of continuous changes in the structures and rates of telephone service companies, dial-up numbers may change without warning from a local to a long-distance call. Penn State cannot be responsible for long-distance charges incurred by using dial-up numbers. Consumers are responsible for understanding the options and rates provided by telephone service companies. If you are concerned about charges for the use of dial-up numbers, contact your local telephone service representative.

References


WARNING: You are responsible for all charges associated with use of dial-up phone numbers.

ITS tests systems every day between 5:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. During this time, one or more services may not be available.

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