AXn connecting to main AE, but not to internet?d

I have a main airport extreme running in n only mode (2.4) and to allow to extend the network. I have an AEx also in n mode set to extend this network. I have a Powermac that I want to ethernet into the AEx. It gets an ip address, but can't connect to the internet (nothing resolves). My laptop and powermac can see each other locally, but it seems like the AEx isn't connecting to the internet correctly. If I set my laptop to connect to the AEx, it also can't get out, yet it still sees the powermac. Any ideas?

Welcome to the club Morgan.
See this thread:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1473048
You can just go to page 4 of the discussions for a summary of what is up, it is kinda a huge thread.

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It should look like this. I need to see the IP address and you can also copy and paste for me the dns address.
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