Also off topic, but speaking of Linksys routers....... Do any of you computer mavens, gurus, and other forms of expertism have any idea why after two calls to the Philippines about configuring a new Linksys DSL router I had to finally set both of my computer NIC's (one in a Toshiba laptop, the other in a Dell desk top - both running XP pro) to 10 Meg half duplex before the computers would see the router even though there were activity lights operating in a normal manner on both computer and the router? After config, I was able to set the NICs back to auto detect and all was and is well. Both computers were set to DHCP and one of them (my laptop) had been on a network before. Just curious. Many thanks! Bill AD5OL
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