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Narges

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Jul 23, 2008
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I can't access the internet (wireless) using my D-link router with MacBook. It works when it is connected (wired) to the router. PC works both wired and wireless. Do I have to configure the network setting of the macbook?
Thank you
 
Is this the first time you're trying to "hook-up" via wireless or has this MB connection worked previously via wireless?
 
Are you using DSL or Broadband? more info would be nice.

--Eric

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I can't access the internet (wireless) using my D-link router with MacBook. It works when it is connected (wired) to the router. PC works both wired and wireless. Do I have to configure the network setting of the macbook?
Thank you

Are you connected to the wireless network OK? If not, then try selecting the network and the appropriate security in the Network/Airport pane of System Prefs. If you are, then try to enter some DNS settings manually.

Look here.
 
OFCOURSE YOU MUST CONFIGURE THE NETWORK SETTINGS ON MB..

it will not just work automatically.. you have to go to the airport icon at the top right of ur screen and then browse for networks.. choose network name (network) SSID of your dlink and then enter the passkey.

sorry if this is not helpful.. hope it helps..
 
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