doh! a fraction of a second behind!

A simple reset of your modem should work here.

Unplug your cable modem. Ensure the ethernet cable from the modem is plugged into your router. Ensure your router is turned on. Plug your modem...

DMR is right...for instance, my D-Link router uses the default login/passwd of admin/admin

I typed in http://192.168.0.1 (http://192.168.0.1/) in internet explorer...it popped up a login...I used...

A suggestion for you: It's a good idea to include detailed specifications of your systems to give people ammunition to answer questions. An example would be like...

Windows XP Home
Using...

go to your network card in the device manager and make sure that you have it set to auto detect and not to full duplex or half duplex...you want it to detect. Also, unplug the cable modem from power...

Doing things manually means setting up one NIC as a manual IP address and the one hooked up to the modem set up as auto detect. Thats if you're networking without a router. If you have a...

I would give openVPN a try. You can use UDP or TCP/IP ports for the tunnel and you can go cross platform from Solaris to Red Hat easily. I've had nothing but good things happen for my OpenVPN...