Thanks FORC5, Been there, done that, ad nauseam. All 5 machines! At least remembered that..... LOL! No soap. Thank the net god's for a router that has a /Connect/Disconnect/ ability. Took a chance at told the router to Disconnect. Then told the router to Connect. Dang! Got a new IP addy and it even works! The service provider must have given me a dead IP sometime last night. BellSouth now gets 1 Black Star!!!!! It works again. Now, I can get back to doing what I planned for today....... :) Thanks, Best, Duncan At 16:18 10/20/2007 -0400, FORC5 wrote:
re boot modem, router, computer in that order At 12:33 PM 10/20/2007, DHSinclair Poked the stick with: >OK, I have had one really nice week of high-speed browsing. >Now, it seems to be totally dead. I am back to my dial-up connection. >The last thing I did was let Adobe update my reader to v7.0.9. >I have already deleted the reader and rebooted the machine. >None of my machines can browse. All can see each other, so the >switches and LAN seem to work. > >Is there anything I have missed on the clients? I gave away my copy >of "DSL for Dummies" years ago. > >I am beginning to suspect my router is the problem. It is a DLink 4300. >I have a spare RT314 to try, even though it does not have SPI. >Thank you for any suggestions. >Best, >Duncan > > >This email scanned for Viruses and Spam by ZCloud.net -- Tallyho ! ]:8) Taglines below ! -- Comment vous sentez-vous aujourdn'hui?
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