Networking Problem Solved

[richie Gardenhire]

In a recent post, I had asked about wireless networking.  I also said I 
was new to networking and that any assistance would be greatly 
appreciated.  Well, yesterday, I was home by myself, and I decided to 
experiment.  I had found a piece of paper with information pertaining 
to the file and the hub on a braille card I had written when my son 
installed our router.  I went into System Preverences, clicked on 
Network Setup, activated my Aiport card, typed in the network address 
and password given to me by my son, applied whatever changes I made in 
the settings, clicked the lock when all settings were what I wanted.  I 
then unplugged my DSL cable from my Mac Mini, clicked on Safari, and 
low and behold, my wireless interface worked.  I am ready to go 
wireless, whenever the Municipality of Anchorage and the Anchorage 
Burrough (we don't have counties in Alaska) get ready to go wireless 
city and burroughwide.  Once the Airport utility is turned on, Tiger 
will automatically search your system for any wireless signal from the 
router.  Richie Gardenhire, Anchorage, Alaska.

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