Brad, You initially set up the printer with a wired USB connection and load the driver software from the included CD. Then, OS X will recognize the printer wirelessly (either B or…

The U.S. driver for other models (like my i850) has support for CD printing -- I just lack the hardware. I'd be surprised if the drivers for the Pixma series were actually differen…

Hey chase50 Wow that sounds GREAT!!! So you think I can just use my Standard AirPort Card, that'll be good and save me some money. Thanks for all the Info!!! Can't wait to get one…

Quote: Originally posted by chase50: bgotori, It works great with my 17" PB and iBook using Airport Extreme cards. I couldn't be happier with this printer (unless I co…

Mike, It can handle either WEP or WPA... Charlie

A point to note. It does require a wireless access point (i.e. basestation). And a software base station doesn't seem to cut it. It may be obvious to some, but I didn't know this.…

Quote: Originally posted by chase50: Mike, It can handle either WEP or WPA... Charlie Charlie - I'm having trouble getting ip400R to use the WEP password I have…

I am ashamed to admit I'm on a USB dsl modem and it's awful. I just moved, and changed ISPs and they sent me one in error. I'm waiting for the ethernet one to arrive and they're su…

It is not totally AOL's fault. I know sympatico did the same thing up here. At first they ONLY had an ethernet modem, but, they got too many complaints on how peoples PC's didn't…

Quote: Originally posted by paully dub: Plus their software went and erased all my safari bookmarks, and is extremely buggy. Meh. Your ISP makes you use their softw…

I've seen many cable modems that had ethernet AND usb, and I always laughed at the USB. But having ONLY usb. There's no excuse for that. This crappy AOL modem has no drivers or any…

Quote: Originally posted by Sherwin: Meh. Your ISP makes you use their software? I wouldn't touch that with a 10' pole. For the USB modem, on the mac, this model a…

In order for any network device to be visible it has to have its own unique IP address, so there will have to be two IP addresses involved. As long as the two stations have their o…

I'm going to use two airport express' linked via WDS [instead of having two seperate networks]........ so it will be seen as one network. and with a usb printer attached to bot…

yes, both printers will show up - I have the same network. But I'm not sure about the windows printing.

The second base station (the one that is set to WDS and not connected to the outside world via ethernet) will get its IP address from the primary base station via DHCP, that is the…

Quote: Originally posted by larkost: The second base station (the one that is set to WDS and not connected to the outside world via ethernet) will get its IP address fro…

If the Lombard is self-assigning an address, that means that it is not getting an address from the G4. Co you have to check all the parts of that connection... make sure that the e…

Quote: Originally posted by kernel_panic: I'm going to use my Panther Server as a router... So.... the "panther" is just there to provide NAT and DHCP? I would ei…

Quote: Originally posted by macroy: So.... the "panther" is just there to provide NAT and DHCP? I would either configure the "panther" to be a firewall, or spend $50 on…

From a security perspective... it provides a seperate "segment" away from your internal machines. You usually place high visibility machines in there (web, dns, ftp etc...). Th…

So, I would connect a switch to the T1 router, connect the web/email/Panther servers to it, then connect the other enet interface on the Panther server to another switch for the in…

That will work. Where's your DHCP? Still on the Panther?

Quote: Originally posted by macroy: Where's your DHCP? Still on the Panther? yep...

What router does the T1 terminate on?