I have a Verizon supplied Westell 6100 and a Linksys BEFSR41 EtherFast Cable/DSL Router. I've searched Goole, and followd the instructions posted by Verizon, but I cannot get the Internet IP to be assigned to the Router instead of the Westell. I've set ithe modem to Bridge mode and turned of DHCP, I've even tried PPPoE, but the modem says it does not detect a PPPoE connection so it may be that Verizon does not use it, I wouldn't know. Anyone EXPERIENCE a similar problem and come across a solution?I'm not familiar with the Westell 6100 modem but some of these devices come enabled with DHCP as a combo modem/router. Is that the case here? If so, don't use the Linksys router but instead use a hub or switch as you don't need the router.

Alan <&GT;< Go here. http://www.broadbandreports.com/ No broadband problem too BIG for these folks.

In the forums, you'll probably be able to talk directly with Verizon techs.

I have AT&T DSL. When adding a wireless router to my SYSTEM, I found it worked best to leave the modem settings alone (original)and let the modem manage the connection. Setting the router to a more passive mode (DHCP)

I lucked out and my wireless network is working great without my having to learn a great deal about it!!!No, it's not the DHCP setting.. I know about that, that's what I was using with my switch. But, that modem- Gateway device- has not DMZ setting so therefore, I could not host a server using it. I did however finaly get it to play nice with my Linksys router so now it gets the internet IP so I can use it's DMZ setting. Thanks though.