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Jim! You rock, man! I found a couple of these; got a couple from the  
Verizon tech support guys (who were actually helpful for a change).  
Reading icky Javascript is really a pain! Anyway...I don't think  
Westell could've come up with a worse, more unfriendly design for  
their router interface if they'd tried. It is without a doubt the  
worst interface I've ever seen, and that it refreshes about every 10  
seconds doesn't help.

Believe it or not, Verizon here in Erie is set up with a bridged  
connection--no PPPoE here!

Now if I could just find an inexpensive wireless card for my upstairs  
desktop....