Totally stumped here and so are the techs at Apple support...
Old Airport Extreme (about 2 years old)...iMac wouldn't see the Airport router connected via ethernet cable or over wifi. Vonage modem also stopped working. The Mac Pro though still worked over ethernet cable but not over wifi. I bypassed the Airport and plugged the iMac directly into the cable modem and it worked, as did the Vonage modem when I tried that.
So you figure it's a bad Airport, right?
Go out and buy a new Airport Extreme, come home, hook it up and
. Now the iMac and Mac Pro both work over wifi, but neither works over ethernet cable...it says "Cable it connected but cannot get an IP address". Spent an hour on the phone with Apple tech support and they have no idea.
Going to exchange the new one for another new one. But seriously, how can two routers be bad with very similar symptoms but not exactly the same?
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Old Airport Extreme (about 2 years old)...iMac wouldn't see the Airport router connected via ethernet cable or over wifi. Vonage modem also stopped working. The Mac Pro though still worked over ethernet cable but not over wifi. I bypassed the Airport and plugged the iMac directly into the cable modem and it worked, as did the Vonage modem when I tried that.
So you figure it's a bad Airport, right?
Go out and buy a new Airport Extreme, come home, hook it up and
Going to exchange the new one for another new one. But seriously, how can two routers be bad with very similar symptoms but not exactly the same?
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