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James_Pond
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I'm getting my first PC, and it's going to be a Mac. On its way is an 12" iBook with 768mb ram, a 60GB hard drive and Airport extreme built in. In the past I've always used PCs at work.
In my house we run BT Broadband through a Voyager 200 modem. I know there are compatibility issues with this and Mac OS 10.3 Panther, but BT's support staff just tell me to buy a different modem.
What I want to do is connect Airport Express to my BT ADSL modem and connect to broadband that way from my iBook.
Has anyone had experience of this before, or is there anyone who might know if this will work/be relatively simple to set up? I've heard that I might only be able to use the Cat 5 Ethernet port on the BT modem to hook up to my iBook with no problems, but obviously this wouldn't be wireless.
I've performed a search on these forums but couldn't find anything answering this.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
In my house we run BT Broadband through a Voyager 200 modem. I know there are compatibility issues with this and Mac OS 10.3 Panther, but BT's support staff just tell me to buy a different modem.
What I want to do is connect Airport Express to my BT ADSL modem and connect to broadband that way from my iBook.
Has anyone had experience of this before, or is there anyone who might know if this will work/be relatively simple to set up? I've heard that I might only be able to use the Cat 5 Ethernet port on the BT modem to hook up to my iBook with no problems, but obviously this wouldn't be wireless.
I've performed a search on these forums but couldn't find anything answering this.
Any help would be very much appreciated.