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Old July 5th, 2009, 09:30 PM
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If your router is working properly, then there is no reason for your MacBook to be slow. Assuming MacOS X 10.5:
  1. Launch System Preferences.
  2. Open your Network preferences pane.
  3. Click Airport in the sidebar. Note the Network Name: popup menu. Is this your router? If it is not, then choose your router from the popup menu.
  4. Click the Advanced... button.
  5. Click the TCP/IP tab.
  6. Set Configure IPv4: to Using DHCP. Set Configure IPv6: to Automatically. Some systems have trouble with IPv6. If this is the case, then it is OK to set it to Off.
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