Connected to network but not internet :(

I posted in the airport forum but to no avail, hopefuly some of you guys can help, here's my original post:
I'm in a holiday lodge, which has a wireless network. I'm friends with the owner so I can fiddle with the modem/router, however as I type this i'm on a friends dell laptop, connected wireless with no problems.
It's a BT ADSL network, not sure exactly what type of wireless modem but I assume the problem to do with some sort of settings or something.
At home I can "borrow" the neighbour's internet just fine.
This BT network I am trying to get into uses a WEP password which I know and have successfuly used.
I select the network, stick the password in and it connects to the network, showing full signal strength but It doesn't allow me to connect to the internet, doesnt allow me to get on any websites...nada
help please, I'm only here for a week but I need to check my emails atleast once.
Thankyou for any help in advance."
I'v also booted up xp on my MBP and it cant connect either, on xp diagnostics it gets stuck when trying to renew the IP address, on Mac OS it gets stuk at the network settings stage.
oh and I am on the 10.4.10 update, MBP is a C2D bought in febuary this year
help pleeeese
Message was edited by: Calum Margey

These two pages explain Network Location use/configuration:
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