Wifi and mac

I have a problem with my macbook and my wifi.....when my mac is in stand-by, then internet doesn't start working!!I can do??

Hi both,
Thanks for taking the time to reply - much appreciated.
I am certain that the MAC address is entered correctly - checked it many times ....
As the WNDR3800 works etc. - and my routers FW is fully up to date - I think that my 620s software is not working as it should ....
Googling 620, wifi and "incorrect password" provides a good deal of hits, so this may indeed be an issue ??
If any Nokia representatives could make a statement ?
Thanks,
Stone

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