Can't connect to airport network
I have had massive Airport troubles since upgrading to 10.5.2. I recently upgraded to 10.5.3, hoping that would solve my problems, but it has not. It got so bad that I gave up and installed an ethernet network in my home office. But I would like to have the portability of Airport again so I'm hoping I can figure this out.
Right now I cannot even connect at all to my network. I have two computers - a Mac Pro and a MacBook. My network shows up with full strength on both, but if I attempt to connect, I am prompted with a password dialog box. The password is stored in both computers' keychain, so I click "okay" and I then get a "connection timeout" error. The password is correct, but neither computer can connect.
The router is a D-Link DIR-655. I have checked the settings and everything is as it should be. The password is WPA Personal and I have triple-checked it to make sure it's correct. I am getting great signal strength so that's not the problem. I simply cannot connect with my Macs.
Thanks for your help.
Make sure the router is in bridge mode
and both Macs using DHCP
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