no access to internet through modem/router

[fierbyrd]

I have a D-Link DI-614+ wireless router connected through port 1 to a linksys 10/100 ethernet card to a PC running win2k, I have enabled ICS. I have changed the routers IP to 192.168.0.10 to get over the problem with ICS using 168.168.0.1, DHCP is enabled on the router and I can see where all the connected computers get a lease. I have a HP laptop running winxp connected to port 2 of the router, and can't access the internet, I can access the router. I tried to access the internet through a apple ibook, I get a good signal and can access the router, but alas no internet connection. There are no antiviral programs running that I know of and no zone alarm. I can hook it all up through a 5 port switch I have laying around and it all works!

Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanx in advance...

[cszeto]

No need to run ICS, since you have a NAT router. Try disabling ICS, unless you have a specific reason to have it enabled.

[fierbyrd]

I removed ICS from the win2k machine which has a zoom external 56k modem attached. The laptop which is connected to port 2 of the router now appears to make the request for a page through the modem but doesn't get a reply. I say that because the modem trans/reciev lights up when the browser is opened on the laptop, but after a few seconds the browser comes back with the message no server.

:confused:

[cszeto]

Ok, I'll bite... What does the external dial-up modem have to do with the DI-614+? The DI-614+ does not appear to have serial port support.