Setting up iBurst Desktop Modem, and VOIP Router

[skywise]

I have the following problem. I've just bought a D-link DVG-G5402SP Router, and i'm trying to get it connected with the iBurst Desktop Modem, now we have setuped the PPPoE setting and added the DNS (iburst) also and it seems to connect it shows on the status thats its connected (WAN) and logged, however if you go on browser then noting happens.

Is there something we are missing or does someone know how must the setup be, for WAN (green on - looks like its working) to be working or can someone explain perhaps from start what we need to do to get the system linked to router and running.

i've thought about DCHP but dont know if its neccessary.

DVG-G5402SP (router specs)

2 FXS ports to connect to 2 analog phones for Internet phone calls
VLAN and prioritized voice traffic for smooth and secure voice communication over the Internet
Make phone calls anywhere in the world at little or no charge using the Internet

http://www.d-link.co.za/dvg-g5402SP.php

 

[NightShift]

you should probably try this in the iBurst forum.

On the iBurst modem you should have 3 lights appear after a succesful connection. These would be green/green/blue if i recall correctly. I might be wrong on the blue (could be orange!), but 3 lights indicates connection to your router and the iburst network. When the middle light (green) blinks, it would appear to be an indication of data being transferred. If it doesnt blink when you try to browse, there is a problem.

A few things to do:
1. Make sure your username/password are correctly configured in the D-Link router. If not, it wont connect
2. DHCP doesnt matter too much - you should check if your computer has a static address or if its set to pick one up dynamically. If you dont have DHCP enabled, make sure that addresses for both your computer and the router are in the same range and are valid.
3. Check the connection status in the router. Browse to its management console from your PC and check if the connection is made or not. If it is, it should tell you your IP address, the time up etc. If not then you likely have a username/password issue, or connectivty issue between the computer and the router.