24" iMac (White) no Airport under Leopard 10.5?

Hi,
I have a previous gen 24" iMac and a Netgear wireless ADSL modem router.
All was well under 10.4 Tiger but since i upgraded to Leopard 10.5 my iMac won't connect to the router via Airport?
Nothing has changed and the only way i can get internet is to hard wire it via ethernet cable.
The Airport bars just show grey not black and all i get when i configure it to connect to the router is "session timed out".
I do have wep 128 security on it but i did previously as well, so again no change there?
Any help would be great because i use the airport for other machines to print wirelessly.
Message was edited by: Mark Thornton

Hi!
I am connecting via a D-Link DIR655 11n capable router and have come across the same problem as lots of others on my Leopard based 24" white iMac. There was no problem when I had Tiger installed. I discovered that by turning off WPA (and probably any other) encryption it works. So now I have an unsecure network which is giving me nightmares.
I read elsewhere that the work around might be to set things up so that MAC address is used as a filter. I've not tried it yet. One of these work arounds might work. Still I think its time Apple "got their finger out" and resolved this problem that's plaguing many Mac owners.

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