Connect IBOOK g3 to netgear model wpn824v2

I just inherited an Ibook G3. I have a netgear Model WPN824v2 wireless router. I am not able to get an internet connection wirelessly. The ibook shows my wireless network name, but when I enter my password, the ibook says it isn't a good password. I am totally confused. Please help

My iBook also doesn't connect to our NetGear Router with wireless N standard. Our router is supposed to be backward compatible with wireless b and g standards but I think this is at the heart of our problem. If I discover anything I'll let u know. I intend to borrow a belkin usb wireless n adapter or similar and see if I can get to it that way or be logging into it from the Vista computer and checking that it is enabled for the older standard.
I will be watching this to see if our problem is resolved.

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