I recently got a MacBook for university and I have loved it so far. Not a problem (until now) and everything just works right out of the box. However, my wireless connection started acting a little weird today.
My MacBook connected to my WEP-encrypted network as soon as I pulled it out of the box. Never had a problem with it and worked fine between connecting wirelessly at home and university. On Saturday I changed my home network to WPA and, after changing the password and settings on the MacBook, it connected without a problem and connecting at university still worked fine... no problems yet.
Today I pulled out the MacBook at university but could not access the internet at all. I brought it home and now I'm experiencing the same problems. Yet in both cases I can access the network and connect to shared music in iTunes, but not access the internet. After playing around with a bunch settings in my router, nothing changed, unless I run no encryption in which case everything works fine again. I haven't changed any network settings on the MacBook (other than changing the settings to reflect the WPA change).
Any one have any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
- The Kipper
My MacBook connected to my WEP-encrypted network as soon as I pulled it out of the box. Never had a problem with it and worked fine between connecting wirelessly at home and university. On Saturday I changed my home network to WPA and, after changing the password and settings on the MacBook, it connected without a problem and connecting at university still worked fine... no problems yet.
Today I pulled out the MacBook at university but could not access the internet at all. I brought it home and now I'm experiencing the same problems. Yet in both cases I can access the network and connect to shared music in iTunes, but not access the internet. After playing around with a bunch settings in my router, nothing changed, unless I run no encryption in which case everything works fine again. I haven't changed any network settings on the MacBook (other than changing the settings to reflect the WPA change).
Any one have any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
- The Kipper