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You may also be putting in information that dosen't match requirements for the ISP - for instance the subnet mask could be 255.255.128.0. You also may be seeing an IP address conflict with someone else.

Hostley, with all the trouble that you are having, have you tried to just wipe out and rebuild you OS?

- Atari - somthing or other - IBM PS/2 - A 286 computer - A 386 computer - Packard Bell 66 mhz - Packard Hell 233 Mhz (this machine was total crap) - Gateway Essential Tower P3 450 Mhz - Compaq Persario Notebook Celeron 800 Mhz - Dell Optiplex 233 Mhz - Dell Optiplex 400 Mhz - Dell...

Have you tried your local library or the library through your school?

You'll need a an Apple Airport card in your Powerbook and a wireless card in your notebook. Make sure that they are compliant, ie, 802.11g router with 802.11g wireless card.

Well there is www.applepurchaseprogram.com but I'm not sure if I'd trust them.

I think there is some material on the Microsoft business unit web site. Supposedly at the login, you type your username/domain and your password, but I've never been able to get this to work well.

What do you mean by asleep? Is it possible you built in ethernet is broke?

What OS version is your Mac? Do the computers get thier IP address via DHCP or manual configuration?

do you need to run appletalk?? I wouldn't. but in order to print from the mac, OS X anyway, go to the print center and choose 'IP Printing' just put in the IP address of your print server in the box, nothing more, nothing less.

I think I tried to do the same thing, but the only thing available were some UNIX utilities. I don't know the command line well so I unfortunaltely didn't pay attention to the title and all. But you can do it, you have to start buring at a specific address call the El-torrito specification for...

As much trouble this has caused people, is really pretty easy to get this to work. In the Services of W2K, there is a service called, I think, TCP/IP printing, or IP printing. What this does when started will allow you to print from any OS to an IP address. So go into Services under the...

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I have a Powerbook G4 with intergated wireless, is there a way for me to hook up an external antenna without buying another wi-fi card? Where can I find the antenna hook up? I'm trying to extend the range because according to Apple, my Wi-Fi signal is cut in half because of the titanium...

thxs, I think this will work great!!