Airport Extreme won't assign an IP address to OS 9.2.2

Is there a reason why my Airport Extreme won't assign an IP address using DHCP to a PowerMac G4 Quicksilver running Mac OS 9.2.2? The OS X partition running Tiger works fine.

I finally found that if I put and old dual-speed Netgear hub between the Airport Extreme router and the PM G4 Quicksilver running OS 9.2.2 everything works fine. Go figure!
Maybe one of the Mac gurus out there can tell me why this worked.

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    atotheb, Welcome to the discussion area!
    Did you power off the cable modem when switching the Ethernet connection from laptop to AirPort Extreme base station (AEBS)? This is usually required.

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    Message was edited by: Bob Timmons

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    Man oh man... this issue has been festering for almost an entire year now and I have not found a solution. Last August (2009) my macbook stopped wirelessly connecting to my ATT 2WIRE dsl modem saying it had a self assigned ip address. I bought the computer in July and could connect with no issues for about a month. Ever since then, I've been connected via ethernet with slow connection. At the same time, the 2 iPhones in our household also could not connect wirelessly. One G5 could connect wirelessly but was extremely weak and often dropped the signal.
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    cbrown1 wrote:
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    1  192.168.40.254 (192.168.40.254)  6.983 ms  1.503 ms  4.270 ms
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    3  24-234-16-181.ptp.lvcm.net (24.234.16.181)  18.210 ms  17.244 ms  15.563 ms
    4  24-234-6-81.ptp.lvcm.net (24.234.6.81)  19.638 ms  22.093 ms  11.523 ms
    5  24-234-6-254.ptp.lvcm.net (24.234.6.254)  12.806 ms  11.504 ms  10.715 ms
    6  langbprj02-ae2.rd.la.cox.net (68.1.1.19)  35.497 ms  30.201 ms  29.679 ms
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        216.156.65.25.ptr.us.xo.net (216.156.65.25)  21.546 ms  21.418 ms
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