Bandwidth Issue on a Local LAN

OK,
I've been beating my head against the wall with this one. First I will begin with a list of the test equipment.
2 iSight Cameras, 1 Powerbook G4 1.5Ghz, 1 iMac G5 1.8Ghz and a PowerMacG5 Dual 2Ghz.
It all started when I went to connect from my PowerMac to my iMac. I kept getting the Insufficient bandwidth issue. So I thought the problem was the iSight Cameras, so I pulled out my laptop and presto the Powerbook connected both video and audio with no problem to my iMac. Next, I decided to test Powerbook to Powermac and I got the same error. So I thought to myself maybe it is a preference file. I moved my preference folder out of my Library on my Powermac, rebooted and attempted again, still got the same error. So I though again, maybe iChat is corrupted on my PowerMac, I deleted it and grabbed the copy from my Powerbook and placed it on my Powermac. Tried again, same error.
As you can tell by now I am ripping my hair out. All the machines have the same settings for iChat and Quicktime so that is not the problem.
So then there was one more thing, my iMac and Powerbook are both wireless and the Powermac is on my Gigabit LAN. Hmmmm.... so I placed my powerbook on the wire LAN just to make sure that wasn't the issue. Guess What?! The same ERROR!!!!
By now I have no hair left on my head. Can someone please advice what could be happening, what I did not try. I do not think I need to reinstall Tiger on my Powermac, that is a windows thing (when all else fails reformat and install). Both the powerbook and powermac are upgraded the iMac is a clean Tiger install. Please someone help!!!
Thank you,
JC

OK here is where I put my foot in my mouth. I have 2 gateways in my house one for dsl and one for cable. I have both in case one goes down in my house as I work from home. All the machines that were getting dynamic addressing were pointing out to the dsl router (iMAC, POWERBOOK) and the ones with physical address are pointing to the Cable (POWERMAC, PC, SERVER (workign comps)). THis is due to the fact that I didn't want my wife or daughter on using up the faster cable connection. THey are all still in the same network but pointing to different routers. Now I do not know how it affects the video/audio chat of iChat but it does. Even though all machines can see each other, work together, have a TEXT chat together but just see the internet via different routers as all before is local, it appears to cause a problem with the video and audio connections. So Ralph, thank you, you were correct, it had to do with the router. I would love to know how this affected anything since it was the video/audio connection I wanted was local.
JC

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