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    Please help me get my Windows 7 PC online!

    A few things I see; first, if you have a static IP on your desktop you need to make an exception for it on the DHCP server (probably located on your Linksys router). Second, if you are using the trendnet router to act as an access point, make sure router functionality is turned off (e.g. DHCP...
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    Need a way to connect to the Internet

    You are gonna need a router between the modem and your computer you know. Concerning the product you bought, it looks like it will work in your situation.
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    Hey guys please help me with this stupid router problem

    I've had some weird problems with computer connection after implementing a new router config before. Usually I give it three days before it somehow resolves itself. Also the problem has occurred with Windows.
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    T1 Install.... what next?

    I'm kinda in agreement with Red Squirrel. I would look at setting up an external firewall using something like pfsense or devil linux. However, I would also look into the kind of router they're giving you; if the level of security on the router is good, you could do without the extra firewall...
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    Can't connect to external website from inside my network.

    I did do a tracert and nmap scan. Both returned saying that the request stops at the WAN on the other end of my router.
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    Can't connect to external website from inside my network.

    Also, the DNS server has a gateway of 0.0.0.0 in addition to the router default gateway.
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    Can't connect to external website from inside my network.

    We've tried that; same scenario, any other website but my own.
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    Can't connect to external website from inside my network.

    I have run wireshark but I couldn't find anything; I'll run another one and post it.
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    Can't connect to external website from inside my network.

    I had trouble with getting my IPv4 set up that way. Think I should try that again?
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    Can't connect to external website from inside my network.

    I know its really hard to understand and I'm trying the best I can to describe what I know. We have no VPN implementation. We have no firewall rules that would block this traffic(I've even turned off the firewall). To make modifications I think we just use the onboard service provided with...
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    Can't connect to external website from inside my network.

    I did try using the IP address and found that the website cannot be reached from IP. Apparently my website is hosted virtually. I have no idea what this means routing wise.
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    Can't connect to external website from inside my network.

    I don't have another router, and I don't think it is mis-configured. Every other website is directed correctly and I can ping my website from my router(with user level 15).
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    Can't connect to external website from inside my network.

    The webserver is hosted outside of my network.
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    Can't connect to external website from inside my network.

    My website and ADDS domain don't have the same name. My router is using the ISP's DNS servers and my clients are using a windows DNS server. I do have a WWW record(I think, its the one in the lookup zones right?)
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    Can't connect to external website from inside my network.

    What makes you think its NAT and why for only my website?
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