Trying to set up linksys BEFW11S4 router to AT&T modem

I just got DSL on Monday and it works when connected directly to my computer. I tried to set up my router. Updated the Setup for Internet Connection Type to PPPoE and entered the User Name and Password. I also updated LAN IP Address to 192.168.2.1. When I go under Status, the LogIn now says Disable. I have no idea why it is saying this now. I didn't update anything else. Can someone help me?

It's a comman thing.On the old version routers when the Internet Connection is "PPPoE"...The Login Always shows as disable under status tab.It will only show you enable when the Internet Connection will be on "DHCP".

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