First, let me say I am sorry in advance if such a thread already exists. Wouldn't have a clue as to how to search for it.

I got my iPhone today, am really enjoing it. But, I cannot get the internet to load when i am using safari (or anyother data app for that matter).

What I get is a error "Safari could not open the page because the server stopped respnding". I have tried it on numerous pages to no avail.

Thing is though, I can get to my routers and printers 192.xxx.x.x pages no problems.

I have also tried under 3G data and it flies - But I am not using data when I have a network in my house.

So what am I doing wrong? Have I missed a setting or anything?

Thanks for any help.

settings>wi-fi, checked it's turned on. then tick your home network when it appears. All should be fie. when you open Safari the Wi-Fi cone will replace the 3G icon.

That's the thing, I have it turned on, I can get to my routers page, I see it on my DHCP list. So something is not allowing it to go.

Edit: I can even use VNC and Remote app. So I can access the network on the internals, just not the friggen internet. =[

What kind of wireless security do you have?
Do you need to add the iPhone to the access list? (MAC address filtering).
Does the iPhone have a proper IP?
Have you gone and Reset Network Settings?
Turn iPhone off, then on?

More details about the wireless config is needed.

Ok. Lets start from the top:

WPA PSK is what security I have.

Access list? I have 3 Laptops, a printer and this iphone connected right now. But there are a few more other on the DHCP list that I don not recognise.

iPhone has IP 192.xxx.x.10
Routers IP 192.xxx.x.1
My Macs is 192.xxx.x.3

Turned iPhone on and off.

Just did a reset Network Setting, rebooting now. Nope. Did nothing.

=@

The router is a Belkin 54g .

Have you tried restarting your router? Also, why are you trying to hide your private IP addresses? (192.168.1.x)

No, will do that now.

Buh? I thought there was something to worry about on the net with that? Maybe not =S

Call Applecare in the morning if you have not got it sorted, easiest way.

Should I give it a restore?

This sounds like a DNS error. try going to a webpage's direct IP addy like apple.com 17.149.160.49

If this works set a DNS

Wooh. I added the IP into a dmz? list, and it worked, de-enabled it, and now the net works!

Thanks for everyones help!

Local IP addresses are inaccessible from outside the network, i.e. us.

So saying your LAN IP is 192.168.0.3 is not a worry.
I believe you are 192.168.2.2/3 or similar with external IP 211.* or 58.*

DMZ is just a headache that you don't have to worry about. Disable (that is your "de-enable" ) unless you know what you're doing.

And if you restore, you will get the newer firmware (up from 5A345 to 5A347).

Huy thanks for the info. I was in a bit of a panic hence the de-enable. Disable, duh! Any point going to the new fw?

Actually I had to renable dmz because apps weren't working. Hmm.

No real point to going to newer firmware (build, not version) since it is still 2.0.

I did it anyway, since I have nothing to lose (everything that is important is already synced or exists elsewhere/on my Mac).

I also have no songs, no photos, no videos, no ringtones, etc etc... so I'm not at all worried about wiping the iPhone and restoring since I can be up and running again in around 2 minutes flat.