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Eureka!!! Well after much frustration, I have the problem fixed. The problem was in the firmware of the router. I was recently bought the WRT54GS v.5, after I installed it, I upgrade the firmware to 1.50.9 - during November. After I could not get the PowerBook online, I went to the Linksys...

OK I followed what you advised. Here is my report: 1. Airport light in green in Status, only when I choose my IP... 2. I changed the subnet on the route to 255.255.255.252 to see any changes; none. 3. I chose "Configure: Using DHCP" and it returned IP 169.254.62.30, Subnet 255.255.0.0...

Oversight on my part. The subnet I have is 255.255.255.0 Hope this helps. Elvis

On the TCP/IP tab, I changed it to MANUAL. Since DHCP is not assigning IP. IP: 192.168.1.102 SUBNET: 255.255.255.255 GATEWAY: 192.168.1.1 On the PPPoE tab, it is unchecked. The Network Status in SYS PREF shows green for Airport. With this setting I am able to access the router...

I have the MAC filter disabled. I do have a WEP set to 64bits 10 hex digits. I tried disabling it while I get the PowerBook WLAN configured, but same deal; does not get IP from router. Have to do it manually. Good idea. I have DSL. My router is a WRT54GS setup to always make the connection...

Yup, I checked that. I have been trying for a month now. This post is the end of my last resorts.

I have a DSL setup with a wireless router. I am trying to connect my powerbook to it, but if I setup powerbook to use DHCP, it does not get IP. Say connected, but no IP. I have to use a manual IP for it to work, partially. I can load the router setup page in Safari (192.168.1.1), but I cannot...