>My Airport base station went kerflooey, so I replaced it with a D-Link. >Very nice router, easy configuration. However. I have two Macs, both of >which can see the internet, but can't connect to each other. I have all >the same configurations in the Mac Preferences as I did with the >Airport. It is baffling me. > >I have a feeling there's something I'm overlooking. Thoughts?
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