WRT54G ver. 6 --- Connection Problems

I am currently plugged in to the DSL box. It's working and, obviously, I am online and able to use the internet, BUT when I plug the DSL box and the computer all into the WRT54G ver. 6 Wireless -G Broadband Router, it says I have a connection on both the home computer that it is plugged into and my wireless laptop, but the internet does not work. All of the lights on the router and the DSL box are lit up and work right.
I really wish someone would help me out with this. D;

dsl connections..need to be set on 2 internet type
1ppoe: >>you do have a username and password
2:dhcp>>dynamic ip
you need to ask your ISP first if what is your internet connection type
and kindly reply to htis message if you do have those information
have a good day

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I'm on Windows XP with Verizon DSL (in Orange County, CA) that uses a Westell modem (just modem, not modem and router combo).
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I just bought the WRT54G Version 6 and connected everything up as needed. Powered things down and then back up. And it could not detect an Internet connection, but I could access the router via web browser.
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**edit**
By the way. Is there a way to stop my internet to being a stickler to this MAC address? I'm just curious. I'm gonna go google MAC address and see if I can read anything useful.
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