I have a Macbook Pro that runs on Leopard. I recently moved into a new apartment and share internet wirelessly with my neighbor. Things worked fine for a little but not i can connect to the network but not the internet. When I open wireless preferences it says "Airport has a self-assigned IP address and may not be able to connect to the internet." I called my neighbor and he said that he changed the security on the network from a WPA2-personal to a WPA-Personal. However, airport knows already lists it as a wpa personal network. Still not working. Any ideas?
Problem connecting to internet
- Thread starter tlabrum3
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- Your Mac's Specs
- iMac 27" C2D 8Gb, MBP I5, 2010 15" HD 4Gb, MacMini Server C2D, 4Gb Snow Leopard everywhere
In network settings, Airport, make sure that your IP address is attributed automatically (DHCP)
Your message makes me think you have a static ("self-assigned") address which might conflict and/or not be on the same range for the network.
Your message makes me think you have a static ("self-assigned") address which might conflict and/or not be on the same range for the network.
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