All of a sudden the DHCP functionality on my Linksys BEFW11S4 router
has quit working.  For years I have been using static IP addresses but
2 weeks ago I switched to DSL and configured the router to
automatically assign the addresses due to changing DNS server

I hope this is the proper place to ask (I am in Verizon's territory).
Since I cannot get DSL from Verizon, Speakeasy, Covad, etc. due to long
distance (20K ft.)., I was told about IDSL and IDSN services. How come
these slower broadband services are way more expensive (e.g., 115 ...

We are going to install a backup data line in an off-site location in
case of disaster at our main office.  The bandwidth can be relatively
low, as it would probably be connecting 10 people at the most to the
internet.

Kinda sums it up, but it's not exactly that.
Verizon provided a Westell Versalink router with a fixed IP address.  I've
always had a dynamic one, even when I had Verizon DSL before.
How can I go back to having a dynamic IP?  I take it the IP I'm seeing is

Boy, here is a real blast at Cavalier, I discovered on the www this
morning at my favorite online newspaper, www.virginianewssource.com
I was considering Cavalier as my dsl source until I read this one.
"Cavalier Drops The Ball

We have Earthlink as the ISP over BellSouth phone lines, a Netopia
3341-ELK DSL modem running PPPoe, and a Linksys router.
How long is my IP address good for?  How can I determine when it will
expire?

I think it is time that we organize to get Verizon to rescind the policy of
blocking non-US sites. Please see my message on
0.verizon.email.discussion-general called Fight back: Join together to
oppose Verison's blocking of non US sites and take action.

Good News!
Do you know how simple it is to go to Heaven after this life has ended?
Some people believe that belonging to a local church, temple, mosque or
synagogue will get them to Heaven.

I have an Actiontec GT701-WG DSL Router that I got from Qwest in the last
few days.  Behind this unit, I have a Linksys BEFVP41 VPN Router.  I have
the Actiontec configured with the DMZ forwarding all incoming traffic to the
Linksys Router.

i got a second hand isdn & AC protector. my telephone works fine
connected to it but my pc doesnt connect when i try with adsl.
is there any difference between adsl and isdn signals which could be
related to this problem?does the protector need its own inline filter?

When the modem is properly connected (five green lights) I can access it's setup (192.168.0.1) with the router (192.168.1.1, DHCP enabled) in the circuit.  However, when there's a problem with the connection, such as the internet light being off, I cannot get into the modem ...

We've only had the account for a few weeks and it's been pretty unreliable from the beginning.  We have a five light Speedstream 5100 modem and the DSL light has been blinking red for extended periods every day!  Each time we call customer support they walk us through the ritual, ...

This might be a question answered many times in this forum, but I can't
find my answer.
I just want to use my Linksys (WRT54G) to connect through an ADSL
router (B-Focus 312+).

I'll try to make this short. I've been without broadband for a few years
after having DSL for a few years. During that time i've been stuck on
dialup and ISDN. When i finally got the chance to get broadband, i
jumped on it. My broadband is wireless. I have an antenna on my roof

looking at
http://www.dlink.com.au/products/broadband/dsl200/
it says
"The DSL-200 supports Static IP, Dynamic IP, as well as PPPoE/PPPoA and