My Zyxel is a Prestige 650R-13 that connects to an Ethernet hub just 
like the workstations do; no dialup program of any kind or special 
software is required, just TCP/IP is routed to 192.168.1.1 on all machines.
The settings on the router are those given by Herbert with the exception 
of RIP which is RIP-1 and that I use DHCP: Server (I don't have a static 
IP address), but changing those settings does not do anything.
If the TCP/IP version were the culprit, why would a clean install of eCS 
1.2 (HD formatted in the process) with TCP/IP 4.3 and nothing but 
Mozilla installed show the exact same behaviour as Warp 4 with TCP/IP 
4.0 after installing WR08610? And why does W98 with Mozilla work in the 
same environment?
I just connected through ISDN (with ISDNPM) instead of ADSL and was able 
to send mail. But this is not really something to consider: having 
64kBps instead of 768 and having to pay by the minute while the ADSL is 
there for a cheap monthly flat rate.
It is still unclear whether my router or the ISP is to blame. I know I 
did not change anything about the router when it stopped working from 
OS/2 on July 8. And the ISP tells me they didn't change anything 
neither. I seem to be the only person with this problem. If I refuse to 
become superstitious, I must probably assume that the ISP is not telling 
me the truth or they changed something they consider unimportant because 
it is for windows.
Thanks very much to everybody for the interesting contributions. One 
always learns something new in those discussions.
Stephan

Herbert Rosenau wrote:

>I've running eCS 1.14 (all fixes applied) connected to the Zyxel 
>650H-E. I send and receive all emails in amy size, big and small news, 
>travel from WEB page to WEB page, download files in any size, use it 
>to connect through BINKP to my FIDONet uplink getting up to 1.600 CPS 
>in downstream.
>
>You should login to 192.168.1.1 using mozilla, go through the wizard 
>setup - or look into each setup menue and check each and any entry.
>
>In special:
>LAN: when your LAN is based on statiic IP:
>      DHCP:
>            DHCP: NONE
>            anything else: N/A
>      TCP/IP:
>            ip address 192.168.1.1
>            IP subnetmask 255.255.255.0
>            RIP Direction: Both
>            RIP Version RIP-2B
>            Multicast: None
>
>WAN:
>    Mode: Routing
>    Encapsulation: PPPoE
>    Multiplex: LLC
>    anything else: default
>
>    give your User Name and password exactly gotten from your ISP
>
>NAT:
>    SUA only
>
>anything else: default. (You can play with it when anything works).
>  
>



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