Network Questions

[Tom Adams]

Hello Everyone,  I will be staying in a home in Europe for several 
weeks, where there is a Mac G3 hooked to a broad band connection.  The 
owner says that he has "no active proxy" and it is set up to work only 
with his computer.  He believes that he has a static connection, but is 
not sure.   He is not opposed to trying a router, or a wireless router, 
to share the connection, but he doubts it will work with my PB G4.  I 
was also thinking that a switch and an Airport Express might work to 
keep his Mac connected, and allow my AP Extreme PowerBook to connect 
wirelessly.  It would seem to me that it would have to work, but surely 
some one out there can tell me with a bit more certainty.  Any 
suggestions?
Additionally,  I am using a Belkin 54g WiFi router in my office.  
Belkin claims that my 2.4 GHz is interfering with the wireless 
connection.  Are there wireless routers that are less susceptible to 
this type of interference?
Any help appreciated.
Regards, Tom Adams
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