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Hey there.
We had a wireless router that was giving really poor signal strength to the upstairs. So I pulled out the old router and set it up. It gives my Macbook great signal strength upstairs but I cannot get allowed INTERNET access. I can ping the router with no packet loss. I have 2 Windows directly wired to the router and one wireless Windows - all of wich have internet access. Router info: SMC Barricade G SMC2804WBRP-G Mac info: OS X 10.4.11 (Tiger I believe this is? Im not exactly familiar with the feline species that my OS is yet...). Thanks; |
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