Iweb on Lion made my internet router crashes!

So I bought a brand new Lion 10.7.2 computer with of course no iweb on it.
As far as I have the ilife 11 package, I reinstall ilfe and iweb was working correctly. Good.
My problem starts when i decide to publish using FTP and my ftp provider obliges me to put the web in a specific folder (I cannot put it on root) and suddenly when trying to publish, it makes my internet crashes!
I tried several times and always the same result. I also tried at a friend house and the same happens. FTP publishing using iweb on Lion makes internet crashes !!!!
I look everywhere but didn't find anybody with the same problem..
My computer is brand new (no garbage).
I know that a workaround would be to publish in a local folde and after to use cyberduck for publishing but I really want to avoid a unecessary step...
Anyone got a clue?
Thanks
cat

Ja ja! I hope I'm not responsible for all internet crashes in the world!
I've always published with no problem on Snow Leopard using the iweb FTP. iWeb FTP is very useful and quick: If I change just a coma, it will upload only this file. Publishing in a local folder obliges me to know which pages I changed, to select them and to upload them manuallly. And my problem is deeper: I would like to know what's happening. It's a brand new computer and it stops my internet when iweb publishes... That's a little bit scary...
These two reasons explain why I want to discover what's happening...
About webhoster, sorry I didn't explain well (english is not at all my language..) : during my searches on internet I read that somebody was saying that there was a bug in Lion when publishing in a subfolder of your domain provider. That's why I'm mentioning that I'm publishing in a subfolder. I meant that some provider let's you publish on root and you don't have to write a name in the "directory" field of iweb FTP. In my case I wanted to mention that I have to put a name in the "directory" field of iweb FTP. I'm not complaining against my provider, I just want to give all the details to explain my problem.

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