When I connect my ipod, i'm disconnected from internet

When I connect my new ipod nano 4GB to my computer, my internet disconnect always and when i close the ipod by itunes, it's correct..
What is the problem and how can I repair that?
Thanks!

ok..no problem...I explain you exactly what happen..
I connect my ipod photo by usb cable to my pc(not mac)..
I have the latest itunes version(7.0.2)and the latest ipod driver version.
I have usb "fastrate" modem and adsl connection (not wireless router)
when i connect my ipod..during the synchronize my internet disconnect always.
my uploads and downloads rate is flat(zero)
I don't know why..and i never read anything like that
My Internet connection still shows online in the task bar....very strange....
but if i Want to reconnect i have take off the usb modem cable and then re-boot the modem..
the sincronize between ipod and itunes is ok..work good..
tell me what do you want to know about my pc to resolve that problem..
thanks
Fabrizio

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