I have seen Windows machines have trouble like this when connecting to an
unsecure Airport basestation. If you put a password on the airport
basestation, you will need the "network equivalent password" to connect a
windows client to an airport basestation. The password is found using the
Airport Admin software.
If that is not the issue, make sure 802.11x authentication is off on the
windows client and the airport is not set to filter out clients (such as MAC
address filtering.)
"rick" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:230D58F3-C95C-4611-A813-(E-Mail Removed)...
> The Computer has Win XP Home.. the problem isnt just not being able to see
> other files/run mac apps. the problem is that i am not recieving an IP
> address from the wireless hub. It works fine plugged into the wire on the
> same network. just not wireless.
>
> "Natéag" wrote:
>
>> No solution except that I think you will need special software
>> to be able to see/read/run MAC apps., files, shortcuts, etc.
>> Unless, I think, unless you run under Windows 2000 Advanced
>> Servers.
>>
>> MAC users can see Windows files.
>>
>>
>> "rick" <(E-Mail Removed)> a écrit dans le message de
>> news:465901c47349$081f4390$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> > quick addition here... the computer is a HP Pavillion with
>> > integrated 802.11g wireless.
>> > >-----Original Message-----
>> > >I am trying to connect to an existing Macintosh wireless
>> > network through an Apple Airport Pro. It says its
>> > connected but isnt recieving the IP through dhcp, son cant
>> > access printers, internet, etc. anyone have a solution??
>> > >thanks
>> > >.
>> > >
>>
>>
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