Mac Forum / General / Networking / November 2004

To avoid running cables through walls at home, I am trying to connect
an old Mac LC475 to the home network using a wireless bridge made up of
a couple of Netgear ME102s wireless access points.  Got the bridge to
work fine using an iBook, but when I replace the iBook with the ...

I've recently encountered some pop-ups that Safari seems unable to block.
Just got one a short while ago while using "wunderground.com". It appeared in
the upper-right corner of Safari's window, in front of the window.
It had the equivalent of a title bar with "SpecificPOP Network" ...

  I have a setup that corresponds to the following:
  a) DSL modem in the basement set up to distribute addresses by DHCP.
Connected to a 16 port router with 12 different Ethernets cables running
around the building

My Airport Extreme card is no longer recognized by my Powerbook. First
my wireless mouse stopped working so I restarted....then I got the "You
need to restart your computer. Hold down the power..." message (kernel
panic?). After restarting, my mouse still didn't work, so I ...

Just lately every time I use Safari to go to an URL outside the current
domain I get a dialog saying the relevant website could not be found. If
I click OK and then press return to retry the highlighted URL in the
address bar, it works fine. My ISP's DNS evidently is working OK as

Hiya,
I'm considering switching from comcast to earthlink dsl, and was
wondering if anyone could let me know about their ip addressing.  I'm
guessing the non-static ip version uses dhcp in some fashion?  I'm

Hi.  I was recently browsing in a Google Group with my mac when the
website would not allow me to continue on to the next page.  Instead,
a message appeared stating that it would not let me proceed because it
detected a virus or spyware.  Had I received an e-mail stating this I