[Tallguy]

DNS Server??? Check to see if your IP provider has recommended DNS settings. Without that assigned to either your router setup or your TCP/IP settings you can’t resolve internet names. It will also prevent you from accessing email.

[tacticalogic]

Have you tried bouncing that router?

[Cindy]

It sounds like you need an assigned IP address for your router and we have never had AOL, so don’t know if that is causing your problem.

[tacticalogic]

I'd bounce that router and the cable modem.

There may be a DNS proxy in there somewhere that's gone wobbly.

[RichardW]

You’ll need to change some settings and the only way that I know offhand how to do this is to call tech support. It’s a pain but I had the same problem with the Netgear router I use. But that was two years ago and it works fine. I don’t think you will have a problem with wireless however but I could be wrong. When I logged on with my laptop it connected right away. The two desktops required a change of settings.

[ShadowAce]