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Mark, The dump and change might be the best way to do it. I used to work for an ISP and it was our policy to help the customer as much as possible, even if the routing issue wasn't in our network. You could always pose as your ISP. The up stream providers have no real way of verifying your...

Saw 'FRNL DIR' on a license plate on my way to Fry's today.. he must have been asking for death too, he was weaving in and out of traffic, driving like a real d-bag...

Burt, My bad, it is PPP. Just no chap or pap. -adam

Burt, It was able to configure the router, but i guess not correctly. As far as PPP goes, this ISP doesn't use it on their DSL connections. -Adam

Mark, Your best bet would to call your ISP. They may be drones, but they have supervisors, and other technicians you can talk to. This looks to me to be a routing issue on the ISP's side, and there's not likely a way you can fix it until your ISP knows what's going on. One other thought. Are...

Burt, That didn't fix the problem... Not sure what you need to know from here... I checked with the ISP the router isn't showing up in their ARP table. -Adam

Burt, I'll try what you suggested, and there's no PPP authentication. I managed to find SDM lastnight and dinked around with it for a few hours with no success.

Hey all, I've tried without any success to setup a Cisco 837 to a non-pppoe DSL connection. The connection is Verizon ADSL with aal5snap encapsulation with a static IP. Here's my current config. What did I do wrong? -ap version 12.4 no service pad service timestamps debug datetime msec...

TY. It got set back to factory default somehow.

To clarify; the switch was set up and currently has a locally accessible ip address. I have been able to access the web interface in the past.

I just recently installed a Linksys SR224P switch for my main distributing switch at home; the thing is the web interface on this keeps timing out when I try to access it. It's driving me crazy! At first I thought, 'okay, maybe all the network traffic is using up a lot of it's CPU cycles', so I...