The way I have mine set-up is with a graphite base station. I bought an inexpensive hub ($25) and I connect my cable ethernet modem to the uplink in hub, connect Imac to hub and base station to hub. By powering up my base station first it gets the IP address from the modem, then I let it function as the router through the hub by next turning on Imac and then the ibook receives it's address from base station also. Saved me from having to purchase a snow base station or an airport card for imac. It works great... Jerry
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