For the longest while, I have twisted around trying to understand "Networking", the establishment of a network, setting up new connections to an existing network.
For the life of me, even with Apple's help, even with the written help of others, I am still unclear at what it takes to construct a wireless network, with a wired ethernet connection to a router, which presumably is capable of accepting (connecting) wirelessly with other devices on the network. Is there such a thing as Networking for Dummies. Problem being: I have an ethernet (wired) connection to a router. Another computer has a wireless connection to the same router. I want to add another wireless connection from the router to an Airport Express, to carry (as the ads say) the signal from an iTunes connection to a streaming audio (radio) source, to my remote stereo system. I've done what I thought was necessary to establish the connection between the (client) Airport Express connected remotely to my stereo system.... and the router which is wired via an ethernet port to my desktop computer. Cannot seem to make the connection. Thus, the query: is there such a thing as Networking for Dummies? The fact is, the effort made by Apple to simplify the process with an "assistant" has only made my understanding of the *process* more difficult. Anyone? have an answer to this way off-topic question? Sheafe Ewing ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
