Unable to connect to DSL wireless, could you walk me through?

Hi all,
I can connect wirelessly with
all public high speed wireless and my home wireless cable modem but at my sisters office they use DSL (yuck) and neither my MBP nor iPhone can connect, it just tries to load the browser forever.
Thanks a lot
bye

Hello Sig,
When I enter the password it seems to connect me as it states I am
connected. When I launch Safari it just sits blank attempting to load.
I even pinged the router and sent and received back 10 packets. Everything points to being coonected but in actuality I'm not because I cannot go online.
I can connect wirelessly anywhere else fine.
Thanks for responding and giving it a go for me.

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