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.

Does the sound output of AirPort Express base stations appear in the sys prefs, so all apps can use it?

Nope -- and there was a thread about this just a few lines down. tooki

Damn. Sorry, the title of the thread didn't draw my attention. Hmmm, maybe Tiger allows to use an AXpress station as a sound output ...

It would definitely be cool. I don't really see why Apple didn't just do that to begin with. tooki

Need some help,advice ect I recieved a d-link wireless router for christmas and I'm having this problem! when first hooked up it seems to work for a minute or so then neither my G…

The problem is how your computers are set up. Using the router, they no longer connect to the Internet; they now connect to a LAN. You can (and should) also set up your router to…

Just to add to what GHPorter said, D-link also provides a fairly decent online help file as well as help in its browser interface. If you don't know what a setting does, click on t…

Exactly. And make sure you turn off PPPoE on the Macs if you have it turned on.

Quote: Originally posted by John Strung: Exactly. And make sure you turn off PPPoE on the Macs if you have it turned on. Thanks guys, But the trouble was with the …

Functionality is what you wanted and needed, so I'm glad you got it.

Hello, I currently use Internet Sharing to give an IP (192.168.2.2) to a device connected to my laptop via ethernet. I have a wireless connection between a basestation and the la…

Hi Can't find any definitive advice on sorting this out. Our problem is that we are transfering all our Cd's onto our file server (G4 800 tower). The idea was to fit an airport ca…

I use a standard airport card with a AirportExtreme all the time, and can both surf and use AirTunes at the same time with no problem. The vendors you are talking about don't have …

I saw this posted elsewhere, and was wondering if this would work on my iBook? (800 MHz PowerPC G3, 14.1 inch, Combo(DVD/CD-RW). Airport Ready (802.11b) wireless networking.) Ple…

It physically won't fix into the iBook. You need a standard Airport card or a USB dongle.