Configuring with D-Link or Netgear Modem

Hi,
I'm facing unsolvable problem with installing a brand new Aiport Extreme router with my already working D-Link modem.
The modem works fine when using it directly, and works fine with an old D-Link router.
I gave up on the D-Link modem and bought another Netgear Modem (I have already setup one of these at my work with a similar Aiport Extreme and it has been working just fine for 1 year now).
But the problem is the even this Netgear modem works fins if I use it directly, but with Aiport Extreme connected, I Can't surf.
Airport Extreme has this status with both modems,
1, Connecting via Ethernet, and gets an IP adress of 169... via DHCP witch is not correct.
2, If I enter the IP Adress manually the light becomes green but not connection.
3, I've tested with DHCP enabled / disabled in both modems but still no luck.
Thankful for any help.
Message was edited by: Dev_Guy
Message was edited by: Dev_Guy

Hello Dev_Guy. Welcome to the Apple Discussions!
It is always a good idea to perform a complete power recycle when changing out networking equipment.
Please try the following:
o Power-down the modem, 802.11n AirPort Extreme Base Station (AEBSn), and computer(s); wait at least 10-15 minutes. Note: Power-down order is not critical.
o Power-up the modem; wait at least 10-15 minutes.
o Power-up the AEBSn; wait at least 5-10 minutes.
o Power-up the computer(s).
Computers connected to the AEBSn, either by wire or wireless, should now be able to access the Internet. Please post back your results.

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If you're getting DSL sync (solid DSL light), this sounds like a case of a bad line card to me. I've seen it happen before where it wasn't an account or route issue to the network.
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markus40 wrote:
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sim085

10.1.2.3.0 CP2 Viewer Issue with Managed Links

With this patch workbooks with managed links that were operational passing a blank (optional) parameter now pass 'NULL' as the value. This is bug 7422080. We are in the process of downloading CP5, which is suppose to resolve this issue. This will take time. Can anyone think of a possible workaround? The workaround explained in the bug does not work, which was to edit the parameter, add a default value, then edit it again, remove the default value and save the workbook. I have also tried ' ' as a default value but it just passes ' '. It would be nice to have a workaround until we can install, test and upgrade to CP5.
Thanks,
Jerre

Michael,
Below is the file change. When we set it to 'true' Viewer performed correctly.
Jerre
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2. Then a new configuration parameter "passNullParameterAsNull" needs to be set in configuration.xml under <viewer section with default value as false and which is an optional one. Usage :
<viewer queryRefreshPeriod="3000" queryRequestTimeout="1000" longRequestRefreshPeriod="6000" longRequestTimeout="10000" userDefinedConnections="true" passNullParameterAsNull="true" logLevel="debug" laf="dc_blaf" pageNavigation="true" switchWorksheetBehavior="prompt" defaultLocale="en" disableBrowserCaching="false" enableAppsSSOConnection="false">
When passNullParameterAsNull="false" , that means, when null is passed as parameter from one sheet to another during drill to link, the value will be converted in between to the value which is set as "ShowNullValueAs" in second sheet. eg: if ShowNullValueAs = "" in second sheet. Null value passed from first sheet will reach as value "" in second sheet. If passNullParameterAsNull="true", then Null value will always be passed as Null to second sheet irrespective of the value of "ShowNullValueAs" in second sheet.
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