Lee Sharp wrote:
> From: "Mark" <markryan at cfl dot rr dot com>
>> Kyle McBride wrote:
>
>>> Are your clients getting DHCP leases from the m0n0wall? If so, are they
>>> getting DNS server and default gateway?  Could just be a name 
>>> resolution
>>> problem.  Can you ping a public IP address (other than your 
>>> m0n0wall's) from
>>> a client?
>
>> I am totally mistified as to whats wrong
>
>> its like there is no connection past the wan gateway at my isp.
>
> And we are trying to help.  Try this...  From the client, ping the 
> m0n0wall ip.  Ping the gateway IP.  Type 'NSlookup www.google.com' and 
> what does it return?  (All)  If it is using your m0n0wall for DNS tell 
> nslookup to connect to 4.2.2.2 and try again.  Ping 4.2.2.2
>
> If nothing can get past the ISP, the ISP is blocking it.  Power down 
> everything.  Turn on the ISP device, then after it fully boots, turn 
> on the m0n0wall.  If still no joy, set the m0n0wall MAC address to 
> match the computer you used that worked.
>
>                                Lee
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Ok its fixed.  It was an ISP problem.  Evidently, roadrunner had major 
issues today with one of their servers.  Been on the phone with them 6 
times today.  It finally is back up and working nicely.

Thanks for all the suggestions, just couldn't read them!  :)  stuck 
watching footbal and my cable modem lights flashing all day.

Mark