I have tested my macbook on two wireless networks (1 belkin, 1 linksys) and it connects fine to the router, but it won't assign a DHCP. When I connect it directly to the router via ethernet or to the cable modem then the internet works fine.
When I connect to a wireless network, I tried going to pref>network>advanced>tcp/ip and selecting "DHCP" and hitting renew. But it doesn't work and automatically kicks back to "DHCP with Manual IP". I have tried assigning it an IP manually on the network, 192.168.5.3 and subnet mask and all that. But that doesn't work either.
I've done power cycles on both my macbook and router. I always keep the firmwares on both routers up-to-date.
I recently updated my Leopard to 10.5.6, which apparently has an Airport update, maybe that's affecting it?
When I connect to a wireless network, I tried going to pref>network>advanced>tcp/ip and selecting "DHCP" and hitting renew. But it doesn't work and automatically kicks back to "DHCP with Manual IP". I have tried assigning it an IP manually on the network, 192.168.5.3 and subnet mask and all that. But that doesn't work either.
I've done power cycles on both my macbook and router. I always keep the firmwares on both routers up-to-date.
I recently updated my Leopard to 10.5.6, which apparently has an Airport update, maybe that's affecting it?