Go here....
<http://curmi.com/software/mac/launch/>
install this on your primary mac and this will keep your bigpond
cable connection alive.
I have just taken advantage of Telstra's recent offer of free Cable
(not ADSL) Broadband connection. This was installed this week and I
have configured it so that one of my PowerBooks shares the cable
connection wirelessly. It all works fine. Nevertheless, I would like
to have all PowerBooks portable, and take advantage of AirTunes, so
I visited the Nedlands AppleCentre to enquire about purchasing
Airport Express or Extreme. I was told that, due to some issue with
Telstra firewall (?), Airport Express/Extreme was incompatible with
Telstra Cable (not ADSL) Broadband and that, apparently, a DLink
wireless base-station was required (as they had resolved the
incompatibility problem). I found this puzzling since it was trivial
to set-up one PowerBook to share the Cable Broadband.
I did a brief web search but could not find out more about this
problem. Any pointers?
Cheers,
Paul
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