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ADSL Router / Airport Extreme Setup problem
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peterwynne
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Jun 28, 2004, 10:10 AM
 
My setup:

* ASUS 6000EV - Ethernet ADSL Router 10.11.0.1
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* 4port 10mbit Netgear Hub
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* Airport Extreme Base Station [DHCP 10.11.0.*]


* 1 Powerbook [DHCP 10.11.0.*]
* 1 iMac [DHCP 10.11.0.*]

The cabling of the setup is fine - it was working, but when trying to config remote access to ftp server on my powerbook I've managed to stuff up the settings somewhere along the line. I need advice on how to set it all up again properly.

Previously my ADSL router was acting as NAT/DHCP giving out addresses to base station and powerbook etc.

Somehow I've b0rked the settings - now my apple LAN is working fine [always has been - very difficult to break] - but getting at the internet has broken since I tried turning off DHCP on ADSL router and using Airport's DHCP...

Whats the best way to setup my setup ?
Thanks for any help
     
peterwynne  (op)
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Jul 1, 2004, 03:13 AM
 
Solved... I reset all my settings and started from scratch - I think either powering off my router solved it - or my DNS server addresses were wrong... All working now though
     
   
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