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Message: [QUOTE="Cory Cooper, post: 1534418, member: 3"] Hello and welcome. -Does your firm have any IT personnel or a contracted IT company, or did someone in the office set up the network? Networking issues can be difficult to diagnose remotely. You have three routers listed above (Cisco/NETGEAR/AirPort Extreme), which if not properly setup, can cause all kinds of networking/connectivity issues. They need to be configured properly to work with each other. If not, they all try to perform DHCP and NAT, which can prevent access to the Internet and network resources. They all have settings to enable different services such as DHCP/NAT/VPN/Firewall/etc. Normally, connections for Internet service are as follows: Coaxial cable from wall > cable modem > Ethernet cable out of modem > WAN port on router. Connections vary when hardware VPN and firewall devices are added. You shouldn't need all three of those devices in your setup, unless you run the Cisco as only a modem, the NETGEAR as only a VPN/Firewall, and the AirPort Extreme as your wireless router. I would definitely suggest that you contact a networking company to come it and properly setup the network, as it is far more involved than can easily be discussed/corrected via posts on this forum. C [/QUOTE]