Cannot load webpages. Using a PAC file under Airport Proxies?

Hi,
so I got home today from work and now I can only load certain webpages. I can load the apple homepage, and google, and also google search results will appear, but if i click on any of them, or try to enter another website Safari will say 'cannot find server'. I have compared my Airport settings with my brother's Macbook, also running on the same home wireless network, and the big difference is that whereas his 'Configure Proxies' setting under the 'Proxies' tab in Airport is set to 'Manually', mine is set to 'Using a PAC file'.
Of course I have tried to fix this problem by setting mine to 'Manually' as well, but even if i click 'OK' and "Apply', it seems to instantly revert.
In the meantime, skype is working, as is my RSS reader. Please can somebody give me some ideas as to what could be going wrong?
Thanks

Alternatively I set the router not to make its own connection and then make the PPPoE connection from the mac.
That is not the best way to use a router. It is better to use the router to make the connection and then let your mac and pc just get an ip from the router using dhcp.
Set your router to use alternative dns servers if your still having issues such as opendns.com

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