If your DSL connection is PPPoE, make sure your router is set to an MTU of 1492, not 1500.

My connection is TCP/IP using DHCP. Any other ideas? Thanks

Finally got around to playing with this and thought I'd post just to let anyone else with the same kind of problem know what I did. John Strung was on the right track, it just too…

I have a wireless network running on an old Belkin 802.11b wireless router. I looking to upgrade my wireless network to 802.11g. I'm very interested in Airport Express because my…

Any wireless card will work, but you will need to use the funky HEX password on the PC to access the Airport network. Apple doesn't exactly use the same format for passwords that …

Quote: Originally posted by Eriamjh: Any wireless card will work, but you will need to use the funky HEX password on the PC to access the Airport network. Apple doesn't…

Quote: Originally posted by ozworth: I have a wireless network running on an old Belkin 802.11b wireless router. I looking to upgrade my wireless network to 802.11g. I…

I have a Canon i560 I've been using through USB for a year now. I have my DP800 G4 connected to a router connected to the internet. I also have an Airport Express connected to the …

Well, it looks like the only way to do it is with a wireless airport card. I had a spare so I installed it and it worked. If I turn off airport, it does not print even though it …

I have a snow Airport that was working perfectly well with an ADSL PPPoE Router until yesterday I tried switching it for a Belkin 802.11g wireless router. Since I couldn't get the …

Hi all, Okay I'm a total noob at networking so pardone my ignorance. I have a broadband connection (Cable) and two Airport Express pulgged in my home. One (A) is the being used a…

There are a two main routes you can take:You can simply connect the Linksys to the Cable Modem, and then the AirportExpress to the Linksys with no additional changes. This will cre…

just to add another voice... i have the same basic thing: 2 airport expresses, a dlink router, and a vonage box. i had the dlink, and my roomie is on that network. but i am hook…

Thanks larkost and fisherking. I will try the suggestion out tomorrow and post the result, hopefully all will go smoothly. Thanks again. You guys rock! (and Vonage too! )

Quote: Originally posted by fisherKing: (altho i had to replace my 2.4 phone with a 5.8 one, as i'd lose the internet every time i answered the phone!) Was the old on…

Okay. That went a smoothly. Thanks for all the help everyone.

We (my family and I) have an AirPort Extreme set up and it works like a charm... with my Mac. For our desktops we originally purchased 802.11g wireless PCI cards from Belkin, which…

Hey AmericanPsych0 I'm using a Belkin F5D7010(its a ""G"" card)PCMCIA card in my Pismo. Hooks up with everything I connect too. StarBucks, University Wi-Fi some with AirPort Expre…

Speaking of PCMCIA cards, we do have a Linksys one for our PC laptop, and that works fine enough. I'm hesitant to say that the issue is hardware incompatability since the issue is …

Quote: Originally posted by AmericanPsych0: We (my family and I) have an AirPort Extreme set up and it works like a charm... with my Mac. For our desktops we originally …

See my recommendation in THIS THREAD

It looks and feels as if the headphone jack on my well-worn 1G iPod is about to bite the dust. there's a lot of free play in it, and parts of it are visibly cracked off. which brin…

IIRC, the soldering points for that jack are on the side of the motherboard the display is on, so you'd have to remove that first. I have yet to hear of anyone successfully removi…

hmm, thanks for the reply. here's a pic of a 1G iPod's innards thanks to Tom's Hardware: link to pic -- hit reload and it should appear it looks like soldering could be a pain, y…

Well, *nothing* is "impossible". But those jacks on the right are either SMD, in which case they need a very precise and experienced hand to be replaced, or regular soldered, in w…