Internet connection not waking up with ibook

Hi. I have an ibook G4 and connect to the internet via Airport Extreme, using a router (Xbox). This has been working perfectly for months. Then recently I had to change some settings on my router. Since then I've found that the ibook won't connect to the internet again after it goes to sleep without me opening and closing the applications several times. It has also suddenly disconnected in the middle of a session once or twice. I've also found that I can't change the configurations on my airport base station without plugging it directly into the ibook, which I didn't have to do before. So far it has all worked in the end, but I hate having no idea why this is happening in case one day it goes down and I can't get it back up again.
BTW, the airport connection itself seems to be fine.
Really grateful if anyone can help.
iBook Mac OS X (10.4.1)

I'm having the same problem with my internet connection not waking up with the ibook...but I have not changed any settings on my router. Also, I didn't have this problem when I first got the machine - it just started doing this a week ago or so. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Stephanie
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