On 2009-12-25 03:53 , Cotty wrote:
On 24/12/09, steve harley, discombobulated, unleashed:
David said it's an Airport _Express_, though -- so there's only one
ethernet jack, which i assumed that would have to be connected to the
DSL router
Airport Express has one ethernet port and one USB port.
but the USB port is not useful for connecting a computer to the internet
Just a note to Dave - beware about PC's connecting up wirelessly to
Airport networks, here could be a bit of tweaking to do.
can you be more specific? you wrote about troubles with an old
PowerBook, but didn't say how that meant trouble for PCs ...
fwiw, i've seen lots of non-Macs connect to Airport wireless routers
without trouble; we do it every day in my office, where an XP laptop and
two Linux laptops (along with four Macs and several phones with wifi)
share an Airport Extreme/n, and the BIL who just moved out after 22
months on our couch used his XP laptop on our home wifi (Airport
Extreme/g plus Airport Express/g as WDS remote)
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