Changed to dsl - apache dead

Hey there.
i just moved from one house to another. i have to use dsl broadband because we dont have cable here. i was getting on with dhcp via ethernet card. now i connect by pppoe ( used the rpppoe package off the arch 6 cdrom. so after i ran adsl-setup and answered some questions and selected "no firewall"
i cant even get it to show anything when i open a browser and go to localhost. it says that there is a failure connecting to server.
any help here would be greatly appreciated.

oh - sorry. my bad. what went wrong was my own fault.
i didnt have the DNS updated to my new ip
check the easy stuff first guys

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I have tried to unplug several times with no success. The Airport utility on my Mac (running MacOS 10.6.8) doesn't discover it.
Any idea?

Unplug the AirPort Express from power
Wait a minute
Hold in the reset button on the Express and keep holding it in for an additional 7-8 seconds while you simultaneously plug the Express back in to power
Release the reset button after the hold period and allow 40-45 seconds for the Express to restart and come back up to a slow blinking amber light.
Now the Express is back to factory settings
Look for a wireless network with a name like Apple Network xxxxxxx. You have to log on to that network first....no password is required.....then open AirPort Utility

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i changed from dsl to a cable modem and now the airport express will not connect to the new modem, is there a way to fix this issue, thanks Ron

Reset and start over.. whenever you change modem you need a full factory reset of the apple router.
Cable system is tricky in that authentication is to the Modem MAC address usually.. and the first device that plugs in captures the public IP, which will not be released until the dhcp lease time expires. Since that might be days.. you need to power down the modem.. it can take afew minutes.. up to 20min to release the address.
It does depend on if the modem is also a router.. but mostly cable companies still use pure modems.. watch out if it has phone service as well though because they often have battery backup. And you therefore need to pull the battery out as well to power down the modem.
Pure modem then the express has to be in router mode.. And wan is by dhcp not pppoe like adsl.
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Changed from DSL to Cable

I have recently changed from DSL to Cable. WRT54G was working flawlessly with DSL now that I am on cable the router drops connection and I have to do the power cycle again and again every after 30 to 45 minutes.
Both my desktop and my laptop are on wireless. If I wire them directly to the modem it works fine and never drops connection. But when I feel confident of my connection and go wireless then the cycle of 30 to 45 minutes starts all over again.
Appreciate any help or suggestions.
Thanks

Many cable companies register the MAC address of the computer or router that connects to them. If you later connect an unregisterer MAC address, they kick you off the system, typically within an hour or so of when you log in.
Connect your router to your cable modem. Reboot entire system. Then call your cable company and tell them you have a new router. Ask them to reset their system to accept your new MAC address.
If they tell you that they only record the MAC address of your modem, and not the MAC address of your computer or router, then ask them to monitor your line, and see if they see any reason that your connection is dropping.
Hopefully this will correct your problem. If not, let us know.
Message Edited by toomanydonuts on 10-20-2007 04:14 AM

Can only connect 1 computer at a time after changing from DSL to Cable.

I have 2 laptops using Airport cards, and one Tower connected via ethernet to Airport basestation. With DSL no problem (DSL required PPPoE). With cable I can use internet assistant and restart each device and finally connect, but only one at a time. I'll set up one, then have to reboot everything to set up the next computer and lose the connection with the first. Cable needs to use DHCP it seems.
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Any help would be appreciated. Have to iBooks, and a G4 tower. 2 running OSX10.4.10, and one wtih 10.5.2.

Figured it out after about an hour talking first with Comcast, then Apple support. AEBS was not acting as router at all, and had been put in bridge mode.
Easy solution once this was realized was to do hard reset (I thought I was doing this by unplugging the AEBS, but had to actually find and press the hard reset button) which reset all the settings at which point setup was pretty easy. Made sure it was not in bridge mode, did an automatic setup using the Airport utility, and voila. Everything including my new iPod could connect.
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HI Hussein,
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What I wrote has nothing to do with what the cable company charges for their installation. And, usually they will help with the router setup even if you supply your own router. I don't know what they will charge for the modem.
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I got the service back up again, spotted and corrected the typo, hit Apply Changes, and all was well.
I'm still at 2.2, so maybe this has been fixed at 3.0. If it hasn't it's one to be aware of...
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jd

j4john,
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My friend had a 3rd gen 8GB iPod Touch and uses iTunes on Windows XP. He plugged his iPod in one night and iTunes recommended he update to OS4. He was previously running the latest OS3 so he said "why not?!". Along went the update no problem until right before rebooting the iPod at the end. He reported that all of a sudden, the battery charging screen popped up with a fully charged green battery, then instantly changed to a red "dead battery" screen then it shut off entirely. That was it. Dead. Nothing he would do with the buttons gave any sign of life.
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1. Left "charging" overnight with a wall-charger NOT THE USB PORT OF A PC OR MAC.
2. Getting the iPod into DFU mode is tricky and a question of precise timing so it seems. The exact sequence that worked for me was: 1. HOLD the power button. 2. HOLD (at the same time) the Home button. 3. After 10 seconds, release the POWER button and continue to HOLD the Home button. Eventually, the PC or Mac should detect a new USB device and automatically install the driver for the DFU recovery mode. Once the iPod is detected in this mode, you can release the Home button. Note that you MUST have iTunes installed in order for the computer to install the driver for the iPod. If you do not have iTunes installed, Windows will still report the device as a "USB Device" and ask for the driver (contrary to the "Unknown USB device" or "USB device not recognized" errors). Once the device is happy in your OS, fire up iTunes and follow the instructions to restore your iPod. Enjoy! I recommend downloading/installing the LATEST ITUNES before recovering your device. Older versions of iTunes may contain the bug that killed your iPod the first time you tried updating.
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HT2497 Using Time Machine for home wifi just fine. Switched to cable modem from DSL. Now having trouble connecting laptops to wifi. ISP says it is not their fault. Mac books won't connect on their own.

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You did already check port 8080 at your server?
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