My PowerBook will lose it's valid IP address and consequently the connection (APIPA sets in and the router's DHCP service does not assign a valid IP address) to my Linksys WR54G router after re-awakening from sleep. Resetting the router and cable modem helps temporarily but as I let it sleep tonight and wake tomorrow to use the computer, it will not be able to connect and will have a 169. . . . address when I check the newtork settings.
I recall when I spoke with an Apple support guru some time ago that he ran me through a set of surgical Library file deletions that corrected the problem for a few happy months . . .but it is back and I'd like to know if it is some sort of keychain issue, cacheing issue or just that the Airport card within the notebook and the Linksys don't want to play nice.
I have an AirPort Experss as a repeater off of the Linksys; does that matter? The problem first surfaced with the stock OS X 10.3 (Panther) set-up and has now reared its ugly head with my upgrade to Tiger (2 months ago).
Any advice would be greatly appreciated
Regards,
Mo
I recall when I spoke with an Apple support guru some time ago that he ran me through a set of surgical Library file deletions that corrected the problem for a few happy months . . .but it is back and I'd like to know if it is some sort of keychain issue, cacheing issue or just that the Airport card within the notebook and the Linksys don't want to play nice.
I have an AirPort Experss as a repeater off of the Linksys; does that matter? The problem first surfaced with the stock OS X 10.3 (Panther) set-up and has now reared its ugly head with my upgrade to Tiger (2 months ago).
Any advice would be greatly appreciated
Regards,
Mo