So I recently got DSL with BellSouth. I also got me a D-Link router.

The DSL modem is also a router and a DHCP server. It gives out IP addresses in 
192.168.1.1-192.168.1.100 range.

D-Link grabs 192.168.1.1 from DSL modem.

D-Link in turn is also a router and a DHCP server. It gives out IP addresses in 
192.168.0.100-192.168.0.152 range.

My PC is plugged into the D-Link and grabs 192.168.0.100 from the D-Link.

So I have such a daisy chain.

It works fine for browsing the Internet. I have no problem connecting to Exchange 2000 
Outlook Web Access which is sitting on a public IP.
I have no problem composing and sending short messages. But the weird stuff starts 
happening if I reply or forward a message - I put the recipients names in, I can even 
click on check names, I can use the address book search, but when I click on the Send 
button, the Send button and all other buttons in the toolbar turn grey and stay like 
that for a few minutes. Then they turn normal again but the message never gets sent. 
What's up with that? Any ideas?

I have tried disabling DHCP service on the DSL modem and assigning a static IP to 
D-Link. Didn't help.



P.S. I can make everything work by turning D-Link to use Dynamic PPPoE right through 
the DSL modem. It kind of overrides the modem's PPPoE (the modem becomes a mere 
medium, converter from phone jack to RJ45).

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