The simplest thing to note here is if the ports indicate a link.
From DSL - PC you use a Xover cable. You should see link on both the dsl
and PC.
From DSL - switch you should be using a straight patch. Do you still see
link? If not put the Xover in there or check the position of a Xover
I'd forget looking at the switches as being the problem. You're able to get
traffic through because you indicate you're able to get the name resolved to
an IP address. You need to look at your addressing scheme. How are all the
end-hosts being connected to the internet? Are you using internal
Is this a true DSL router that terminates the connection into Ethernet @ the
LAN side ??? A lot of these connections are some sort of PPOE or PPOA with
a bridge connecting the LAN ISP. If everything is standard (likened to
ISDN or IDSL) then I would start looking @ the router PC configs. You
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