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I would start over, first off turn off DHCP on the local side of the network, I never set networks up in a biz environment with DHCP, Start by choosing from 192,168.1.2 to 192.168.1.255 & subnet as 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1 sho uld be your router. stick a postit note on each one so you know...

Ok, At work is it the same ISP as at home. I have seen this problem before in my local area.. Several ISP have links to one another to speed connection in the area, and occationally that link goes down... therefore I can't log on to my web page FTP from MY ISP.. but I can surf or anything else I...

Try this monitor to see if it truly is your connection. http://www.2wire.com/support/shasta/HomePortal/help/broadband/sum_conn_status.html I would suspect the VPN client for the down time..

It is possible and there are several options.. Hardware would be my choice.. Although this will not combine the two to make doudle the bandwidth, it will balance the two, and use one as backup if one fails.. Read the specs. There are several other hardare options, I just don't have the links...

Have the ISP do a line test, unplug all the phones on the line, move your cell phone away from your DSL modem or lines, remove any filters or line protectors you have your phone or DSL lines going trough. It could be a connection problem on a pole, terminal, your house, even your NIC could be...

Also one more note;;; I have heard of several people that have had trouble with USB modems... go with Ethernet if possible

I had no problem connecting to www.sarcom.com or ftp://ftp.sarcom.com/ from my bellsouth connection.

Who is the ISP for the company ?

You need to get ahold of Verison and your companies ISP and find out who is not connecting to who.... somebodies router is not doing its stuff....

You should be able to use any browser that you want.. you may have to change connections settings, depending on your type of connection... Netscape, IE, or AvantBrowser my favorite..

Incidently I run an FTP server on Bellsouth so I know it's not the ISP's problem..

I would look at your FTP client first... Try a different FTP program.. I like LeapFTP from leapware.com or FTP explorer... both have resume feature if the server is resumable..

Baggin AOL whould be your best idea yet.. AOL stands for Almost On Line ! ! Sorry

Have you called your ISP and told them that you need to register the MAC address of your router,,,, Remember that they are seeing your routers MAC and not the NIC your machines, if you were set up previously... You need to tell them the MAC of the WAN side of the router.. Most ISPs require...