Don't know how to setup wireless D-Link router

I just bought a D-Link Wireless Router WBR-1310.
It is running, connect throught Ethernet to a high speed modem,
two computers are connected to the router with Ethernet cables (iMac on Mac OS 10.5.6 - G4 on Mac OS 10.4.11).
I don't use it in wireless mode because I don't understand how to do it (the manual mentions nothing about mac computers I don't understand why).
I want to disconnect my Ethernet cables (except the one between the modem and the router)
and use just the wireless mode for the 2 macs. What do I do?
I turned on AirPort on the iMac, disconnected the Ethernet cable but nothing works
(I loose the connection to Internet). When I select Airport it gives me a list of satellite names
and what not. I don't get it.
Should be easy, what should I do exactly.
I'm afraid to play around with the settings since everything works fine now with cables.
Thanks
Louis
Montréal, Québec
[email protected]

I don't want to detail all the steps re wireless set up but. 1.The scheme for a Mac is different only in the interface presentation and some minor features. You can certainly get it going on a Mac.
2. Get hold of a manual for a router that does describe a Mac set up, by download or otherwise and read it to get the general scheme.
3. Since it is running via the ethernet cable I assume you have the basic ADSL transmission parameters set so it is just a matter of the wireless signals to and from the device and encryption, and then setting the encryption passphrase up in each client card in the computers.
4. Note the default IP address of the router, and the default administration user name, and default admin password. These should be on the soleplate or in the literature.
5. Use a browser to browse to said IP address. just http:// then the number set , not www.
6. Enter admin username and password into pop up box. Do not worry about any 'certificate' warnings. It is a bit of hardware in your house you are going to not a dodgy site.
7. A website like page will come up. Go through the tabs to get to the one on Wireless and Security. Don't worry about opening pages. It usually needs a specific action to save any change.
8. You will need to set up probably the country of use,an SSID (station name) maybe stuff about the channel to use. The router will most likely pick suitable defaults for Canada etc if you bought it at home.
There is little good from not setting a station name or hiding it. Getting that is childs play for a Hacker. Not much use either restricting access to specific hardware (specified by the MAC codes of the device cards)
9. Choose to set up an 'Infrastructure 'network. That is one with security. Choose to set up WPA2 personal encryption. WEP is to easy to break. 'Enterprise' security needs a dedicated password server.
10. Now the passwording. The device both uses this as a password proper and then as an encryption key for the traffic. Some routers have a so called easy push button way of setting a password, WPS. My simple mind prefers the direct route After establishing the form of th security pick a passphrase to enter in the WPA2 passphrase box. I use a piece of poetry, stripped of all punctuation and spaces. Can contain non alphanumeric characters. Bfore entering it, write it down. Draw several parallel lines on paper then cut them with verticals number the boxes from 1 to 63. Then enter the passphrase to total 62 characters. More it wont work. Less is less secure. You can pad the end or start if your poetry does not quite fit.
11. At the completion of the page click to save it.
12. Now set the passphrase into the wireless sets on the computers. How will depend upon the OS used by the computer. Read the help.

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