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| Which cable routers work with iMac? Please can somebody tell me of a cable router that's known to work with Macs? Most routers' setup instructions are strictly Windows-oriented. I bought a LinkSys router and after several e-mail exchanges with their tech support, and many hours wasted in experimentation, concluded it had no mac-compatible setup process known to mankind. Bright spot: retailer Staples gave me a full refund. I have a new iMac with OS 10.4.4, and an old iMac with OS 9.2.2, and would like them to share my DSL and/or printer(s). Either iMac works fine on its own but continual plugging and unplugging of delicate little ethernet plugs doesn't seem a good idea. Will be grateful for any recommendations. Thanks, Felix |
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| Most any router, Links included, will work fine. You use a browser for the setup, independent of the OS Platform. I've had a links, currently use a Netgear wireless 4 port router.
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| Your router should "just work" out of the box. Make sure that TCP/IP has Configure IPv4: set to Using DHCP. Make sure that this is working first. If you want something a bit more custom, you will know that the problem is your settings and not your hardware or OS. |
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