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If you are reselling the service, then they would probably go after you. Otherwise, they are charging for extra outlets which is a bit arguable.

If you do not want them to know you are even using a router, get on that uses the MAC address of an internal computer. This way they think it's an ...

Zyxel has a filter for netbios. Perhaps the amount of traffic was overloading the router.

Server not found with a full address: www.site.com

or server not found for mail and news sites in outlook and netscape?

anything in the error log, and Also, when it happens ping your ISP gateway, tracert to the gateway and ping the site.

Also, your isp running a web cache? my isp had a few ...

I've got one, and it works fine. Turned on logging so I can see if ourside users probe a few ports.

Update the firmware. There was one version that had a speed problem.

Check the cabling. Check your hub.
Telnet in and watch the status (24.1). Getting any collisions?

Lucky they didn't just whack you. Someone's running a probe on this node. Kill node for 5 minutes, kill user until they call tech support.

Figure out who is "scanning" you.

1) is it a another "local" users computer? Could it be unintentional. egdoes you neighbor run pcanywhere, windows, mac ...

Another good source: http://navasgrp.home.att.net/tech/cable_dsl.htm

Here is an article on several medium priced routers, which includes a discusssion of one to one NAT in the Multitech dicussion.
http://www.internetwk.com/reviews/rev121399.htm

The one that can handle a route multiple IP's is ...

external modem, ethernet card,

Since only 1 comp can use the net at a time, do i have to shut that one down and
reboot the other so it can get on the net?
Conflicting IP's are not good. Simply, don't have two comptuer with the same address on at the same time. Bad things happen.

Only one computer could be turned on at a time ...

Probably local:

Swapped ports on the hub to see if that's the problem?

Enet Card speeds the same? (slower card might slow down the net, and one card's driver might not handle it gracefully)


IP addresses different (arp -a)? (if they are not, then