Since this DSL modem is indeed a router (read http://www.clearaccess.com/ag10w.html ) why would what you posted be a problem?
I had been using Dial-up for awhile but finally got back to DSL after moving. DSL has worked fine since install until today. I uninstalled the dial-up software a couple days ago and finally got around to pulling out the card this morning. When I started the generic PC, ZoneAlarm inquired about a new connection. When I got on the net it seems that the outgoing is working but I cannot get any data incoming. Sites get contacted but I wait for a reply and nothing ever loads up.
I called ISP tech support and they put me through an IPConfig which spit out the following:
IP Address 192.168.10.02
Subnet Address 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway 192.168.10.1
as well as some other stuff which I cannot recall
The tech had me ping a couple addresses.
The 192.168.10.2 sent 4 recieved 4 immediately
but 192.168.10.1 initially timed out and then sent 4 recieved 3 and lost 1.
From the 192.168.10.2 the tech said that she got the impression that XP thought that I had a router and that was clogging things up. She gave me no suggestions as to how to fix it. Instead she wanted to send out a tech.
I am running XP SP2, the DSL modem is a Clear Access AG10W and the motherboard ethernet adapter is a VIA Rhine II. TCP/IP are set to obtain addresses automatically.
I messed around with ZoneAlarm in a number of ways - I disabled it, I lowered the protection levels, and I reinstalled it, all to no avail.
I unistalled FRee AVG and made sure that the XP firewall was off. I tried a couple of system restores that failed ( does that system restore ever work?)
I have not tried just putting the dial-up card back in - that just seems too simple and moronic.
Does anybody have any idea what is suddenly wrong and how to fix it?
Thanks for at least looking

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