Connecting to Network/Ethernet in Brazil

I am in a small city where my pc connects, however my mac will not connect to the ethernet. I have put TCP/IP and DNS of the PC into my mac with no results. Any ideas?
Also, this small hotel has wireless and my pc connects but not my mac. I am using Leopard.
Thanks for your help

Hello Arash marashi,
First of all, it is more likely a develop related question and I'm afraid you've posted on the wrong forum. I will show you some direction below and you can check them then post it to the right forum.
Actually you can finish your job using the following ways:
1. Since you want to access gmail login page, the easiest way to do this is to use Gmail APIs, however it is not Microsoft product so it is third party here. You have to consult their support for this issue.
2. The second way will be a little complex. You have to clarify your project type and programming language first.
Both C#,VB,C++ can do the same action and WinForm,MFC, WPF and also ASP.NET website have textbox controls. Once you've already choosed a technology, you will need to be able to visit Gmail access page and get the html node from that page. After that,
you can use the value from your textbox to fill the blanks and perform a login button click event. This will sounds like something like the following if you choose to use WinForm webbrowser control:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5150610/how-to-simulate-mouse-click-with-the-webbrowser-control
So in general, if you need further support, please post it in the right forum.
Regards,
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