Epson D120 Leopard 10.5 Mac Pro Airport Extreme

Printer seen every where, except it;s staus while connected to the aiport is offline, communication error? any ideas?

Well here is an update.
I saw an entry in apple support that said I had to change some setting in the apache folder /etc/apache2 in order to avoid getting the 403 forbidden error. I tried this and it did not work, i checked my user configuration file as well and the path to my home site directory was correct
Anyone here have a similar setup and has it working? It shouldnt be too hard to set up web sharing through a router. It has to be possible or else a lot of people would not buy a router because of this.
thanks in advance to anyone kind enough to help
Bye.

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After checking various Mac Pros (at Apple stores, friends and received via Apple Online store) the common denominator is the Airport Extreme Card. When it is NOT present, no issues are present with display cursor lag; when it IS present, all the above apply.
No one at Apple seems to realize this issue or cares about it. Ditto for Genius Bar Apple Employees; seems to be a mystery on par with the Bermuda Triangle (which ironically is also magnetically-polarity related.)
Still waiting for a Apple Product Engineer to contact me and have 3 tickets open with Apple from 3 different Mac Pros on this. Problem first noticed May 2009 although first generation Mac Pro from 2007 also suffered same issues and just now putting the puzzle together on this relationship.
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You probably don't need an update. But you have to enable it before you can turn it on. I suggest you do the following:
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Not an Airport user myself, but I thought this might be a good page for you to look around in for a possible answer. Discussion area there too.
http://www.apple.com/support/airport/
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Epson projector does not recognize mac pro.

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The changing Wi-FI Icon, showing signal strength of one to five bars does not always tell the whole story.
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http://subrosasoft.com/blog/tips-and-tricks/hidden-wi-fi-diagnostics-tool-in-mac -os-x-10-7-lion
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http://www.istumbler.com/
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