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I just hooked up my internet and airport and my g5 connects with no problem. However we have to g4's also and they will not connect. I have run out of ideas and I'm stumped!!! help.
ARGH! Connecting more than one MacBook to AirPort...
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Welcome aboard! The Airport will allow something like 50 users at once. Which model Airport? What cards are in the G4s? Different models used b or g speed. Are any of your machines hard wired?
Our man cwa107 has posted this sticky:
http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=72865
Our man cwa107 has posted this sticky:
http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=72865
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Thanks
Thanks for the reply. I may be a bit slow when it comes to the networking side of macs... but anyway, none of them are hard wired. I'm really confused because all 3 laptops will connect to a random signal no problem, but not with my connection...
Thanks for the reply. I may be a bit slow when it comes to the networking side of macs... but anyway, none of them are hard wired. I'm really confused because all 3 laptops will connect to a random signal no problem, but not with my connection...
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Is your router set to put out both b and g signals? Could explain why the G4s aren't working.
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What IP address does the G5 get? What IP addresses do the G4s get?
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