On Sat, May 23, 2009 at 7:46 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall
popoz...@earthlink.net wrote:
That explains a lot.
So the ethernet comes in straight from their box, and the Actiontec is
simply a wireless router.
Yes but I think the Actiontec also manages the cable boxes and provides on
demand TV
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 1:16 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall
popoz...@earthlink.net wrote:
OK first of all if it is COAX it is not DSL it is cable service. (I looked
it up this is a FIOS modem router.)
The airport should probably be disconnected and solely let the wireless
MacBook be looking
That explains a lot.
So the ethernet comes in straight from their box, and the Actiontec
is simply a wireless router.
Stewart
At 06:35 PM 5/23/2009, you wrote:
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 1:16 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall
popoz...@earthlink.net wrote:
OK first of all if it is COAX it is not
I had prepared a fairly detailed reply about how to set up your
Airport to use a USB printer, then I noticed the IP in your
printer name and looked it up. The Canon PIXMA iP90v
has built-in wireless. If you go to http://www.usa.canon.com/
and look for the downloads for your printer, you can
I have looked over the whole system at my mother' house yesterday. Wow, I
dont know how she even got on line!!!. Here is the actual scenario:
DSL wireless modem from Verizon , Actiontec model M 1424WR.
The coax cable is coming into the house and is attached to the wireless
modem...(.the modem
OK first of all if it is COAX it is not DSL it is cable service. (I
looked it up this is a FIOS modem router.)
The airport should probably be disconnected and solely let the
wireless MacBook be looking only for the DSL wireless base station.
Another scenario is to hook the Airport into the
First, turn off the Airport for now, so it doesn't complicate things.
Also, go to Network preferences for your macbook and select the
Show Airport status in menu bar option if you haven't already.
Try unplugging the power from the Verizon modem and see if
the MacBook is still getting a signal.
You shouldn't need a new Airport, the problem seems to be with
your network settings, with your system holding on to an old setting
that it ought to forget. When you have deleted the old network
and leave the Network settings pane and you are given the option
to apply new settings, are you sure
My mom recently upgraded from Ibook to MacBook, Leopard OS. Everytime she
wants to use wi-fi , her new computer keeps trying to log on the old network
name. She is using a new network, so there is a conflict now. We tried to
go to the advance mode and delete the old network, but it keeps coming
Generally when a Mac does not see a network it has joined before and
sees a new network, It will simply ask you if you want to join the new
network.
I suggest you call Apple and have them help you with your settings. If
someone has messed with the settings or if your router is acting funny,
it
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