From: Ben Klang (ben_at_alkaloid.net)
Date: Sat Mar 29 2003 - 10:32:04 PST
Silly question probably, but you have checked to make sure that both
devices are using the same SSID (network name) and channel? Barring
that, how about setting a static IP and see if you can ping the newton
from a wired computer (I don't know of a way to ping from a Newton. Are
there any Newton network testing utilities? If not, any developer
interested in taking up a challenge? :-D)
-BAK
On Sat, 2003-03-29 at 13:21, Karl and Kathleen Prihoda wrote:
> Yes, the G4 was connected.
> The D-link is a wireless router with 4 ports for non-wireless
> components.
>
> There don't seem to be any configurable controls for the router itself.
> The Mac install instructions just say to enable DHCP and the computer
> will find it and configure as needed. I called D-Link and they had
> absolutely no idea what to do with the Newton (obviously).
>
> I am on a Time Warner cable modem in Orlando Florida.
>
> > Then, I would guess there is a problem with your wireless router
> > configuration. It could still be the single address provided by your
> > ISP.
> > When you hardwired your Newton, was your G4 still connected to your
> > ISP?
> > What kind of Internet connection do you have, BTW?
> >
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