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Hi guys. I have looked around for an answer first, and can't find one so....
I have an iBook g4, for which I have just bought and installed an Airport Extreme card. I have 2 dlink wireless routers, one connected to a cable service, and linked to my main mac via ethernet. It is broadcsting an unprotected wireless service, which my old dlink dongle connects to no problem at all.
I also have a router connected to an adsl service, which is protected, but which I can also connect to with the dongle. So I have a choice of 2 services available. Will my Airport card pick up either? NO! I can't get it to connect at all. It picks up my wireless printer, which is right next to the routers, so it's not a range thing, and my cousins ibook picked up and connected to my unprotected service without a hitch or change in settings.
Can anyone suggest a solution for me. I'm betting it's really simple, but I can't seem to figure it out at all!
Thanks in advance.
I have an iBook g4, for which I have just bought and installed an Airport Extreme card. I have 2 dlink wireless routers, one connected to a cable service, and linked to my main mac via ethernet. It is broadcsting an unprotected wireless service, which my old dlink dongle connects to no problem at all.
I also have a router connected to an adsl service, which is protected, but which I can also connect to with the dongle. So I have a choice of 2 services available. Will my Airport card pick up either? NO! I can't get it to connect at all. It picks up my wireless printer, which is right next to the routers, so it's not a range thing, and my cousins ibook picked up and connected to my unprotected service without a hitch or change in settings.
Can anyone suggest a solution for me. I'm betting it's really simple, but I can't seem to figure it out at all!
Thanks in advance.