On 11/5/05 5:33 am, "Dennis B. Swaney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I posted this to the Mac Network list but received no response. I saw
> the thread on wireless USB devices on this list and noted that
> someone wanted to do what I want to do, so I thought that I'd ask on
> this list.
> 
> What is the best way to put this machine on a wireless network that
> consists of the following:
> 
> AirPort Extreme Base Station connected to Internet via WiMax
> G4 iMac with original AirPort card
> G4 Powerbook with AirPort Extreme card
> AirPort Express connected to stereo system.
> 
> I know about the following:
> USB WiFi connection
> Ethernet port WiFi connection
> Linksys Wireless Ethernet bridge
> 
> Any one of those better than the others?
> 
> I would like to do the following:
> Connect to the Internet on an as needed basis
> Do some file sharing between the PB, Bondi & G4 iMac also on an as needed
> basis
> 
> Lastly, what software would I need for OS 9 to do this?
I would do the following.

Have the express base station connected to the wimax box but position it so
that the stereo can be connected to the stereo port as-well and use that as
the main net distributor, then use the imac and powerbook as normal. And put
the extreme base to connect the imac rev b also put the printer for the
complete network in the same location as the imac B and share it wirelessly.
As the express is 802.G you will not lose any speed over the extreme if you
use it in place of the extreme.

My set up is similar only using 802.b and g mixed.
I have a Netgear router connected to a cable modem No other wires connecting
a g4 sawtooth and a g4 ibook both running panther, also a 3400c powerbook
running 9.1. Just connected in the last two days a g3 imac running X via a
graphite base station the base station is acting as a bridge to the Netgear,
and there is a lexmark photo printer connected to the sawtooth witch all the
Macs except the 3400 can print to. The 3400 prints to a folder on the
sawtooth then it is printed from there. I want to use the imac for this but
at the moment cannot seem to get it to run it is seen but just not able to
print but it will work soon.

Good luck with you home network?


vicki


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