Cable Modem, Static IP and AE

Hello, first post here.
Last sunday, I helped a friend install a new airport extreme card in his 1.8 GHz PPC G5 and we tried to create a wireless network between his mac and and a Toshiba laptop using a refurbished AE. The installation of the card went smoothly but we were unable to set the internet connection for both machines.
He has a cable modem and his ISP assigned a static IP to his main machine, the G5. After we plugged the router's ethernet cable to the airport, there was simply no way we could connect to the internet. I read a lot of posts here regarding the subject and I really don't know what went wrong. If I got it right, in this specific case, the "Distribute IP Addresses" option should be disable since the AE would act only as a wireless access point. So, we disabled that option and it didn't work. All we got was an amber blinking light. After fiddling around with the AirPort Admin Utility, we changed the option "Connect using", under the Internet tab, from PPPoE to Ethernet. The AE was updated but the amber light was still blinking. Under the same tab, we changed "Configure" from "Using DHCP" to "Manually" and I filled out all the info I had received from the ISP. The AE was updated and finally we got the green light. But no connection whatsoever. We tried changing the settings several times but to no avail.
I brought the AE home, tested it and it worked perfectly here, where I have a broadband ADSL connection with dynamic IP (I had to turn on the "Distribute IP Addresses" option and change the connection from Ethernet to PPPoE). So I ruled out the possibility of a broken AE. Then, today, I read this post here:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=1114375&#1114375
Where Henry B. answers a question by saying:
"What I suggest you do is disable the router built into the Airport Express by unchecking the option to "distribute IP addresses" found under the Network tab of the Airport Admin Utility. Whether or not you manually assign an IP address to your Airport Express is up to you (but if you do, make sure it is above the range used by the D-Link router's own DHCP server). Restart all wireless computers. From this point on, ALL computers on your network including those connecting via the Airport Express will obtain an IP address from the D-Link router's DHCP server"
My question is: the whole installation should have worked if we only had restarted the computers? What about the amber blinking light when the "Using DHCP" option is enabled?
We'll probably try again later this week but it would be nice if someone could shed some light on the problem.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Dual 1.25 GHz PowerPC G4 Mac OS X (10.4.7)

Hello,
I've been searching forever but no one at my isp nor any of the "geniuses" have been able to help me solve my network issues. Any advice is appreciated. If you want to avoid reading the history of what I've tried - just tell me how to set up a network to allow -
1. 5 devices using the static ips assigned by my DSL isp.
2. 5-10 devices using Dynamic ips assigned by an Airport Extreme, including both wireless and wired.
3. my ethernet connected airport express (connected to my whole house speaker) to also provide wireless access to the network for that side of the house.
Maybe you don't need to know my frustrating history. Here's the short version
Despite every configuration imaginable, using 2 different hubs, 1 main hub, modem to Airport, modem to hub... the list goes on - I haven't been able to get both my static and dynamic wired devices networking at the same time.
1. Modem to Airport WAN, hub to Airport LAN - allows wired and wireless devices but only with Airport assigned addresses. (I need to use my isp addresses too)
2. Modem to Hub, Airport WAN to hub, wired static devices to hub - allows use of my isp static addresses & Airport assigned dynamic but only for wireless devices.
3. Modem to Hub1, Airport WAN to hub1, wired static devices to hub1, Airport LAN to hub2, wired dynamic devices to hub2 - give the error message "no dchp server found".
Second Part:
AExpress- WDS extended the signal but ruined the music transfer. Songs skipping etc. Ethernet connection is great for airtunes but wireless signal disappears if I uncheck "distribute ips". Since Extreme already distributes - why won't the express grab some of them? Roaming needs static ips & I need my isp statics for other WAN devices. I just need the Express to bridge to our local LAN & operate AirTunes simultaneously.
whew! thanks for any advice

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