Setting up my Airport Extreme to my Samsung series 8000 network

I am having difficulty setting up my network using my airport Extreme to my new Samsung 8000 LED. I have tried many settings and the Samsung does not recognize any of them. It will not find the network in the "auto mode", and I'm not sure what to out into the manual setting if I switch to the manual mode on the LED. It ask for the following; IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, and then under the title DNS, it ask for the DNS Server information. Where do I locate all of this and what do you think might be wrong? I appreciate any help anyone can offer at this time. Thanks

Alex,
I got it working! Try this exactly like this, it's a bit of a pain but it should fix the problem. The problem appears to be with Samsung's firmware which needs to be updated first before any wireless or wired configuration will work.
- Hard wire the television with an ethernet cable (in front of the apple router) i.e. directly to your modem.
- Once your hard wired. In the TV's menu go to network and choose AUTO configuration. I connected to the internet at this point. To check perform the 'Network test' through the TV's menu. This was the first time that I was successful in getting passed that pesky 'Gateway Ping' test, that always failed in all previous attempts.
-Now that your connected to the internet go to the the last TV menu item, which is 'support' and select 'software upgrade'. Choose 'by online' and perform the update.
-Now reconnect your Apple router in-line (restarting everything is not a bad idea at this point) the way you had everything before and you should be able to connect wirelessly and wired (out of one of the LAN ports) of the Apple router.
Even though the wireless option worked when I had the TV in the same room as the Apple router. The signal wasn't strong enough for the USB Samsung Wireless Adapter at the location that the TV is going to live permanently. So I went to the trouble of snaking a CAT 5 wire from the router through the basement and up into the wall where the TV is mounted.
Samsung tech support is completely useless, so don't even waste your time trying to get through!
Good luck I hope this works!
Let us know how you make out.

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