Turn the Verizon router off.
Turn the ActionTec router off.
Turn the Verizon router on, and wait until its pattern of lights settles-down to a steady pattern, i.e., fully rebooted.
Turn the ActionTec router on.
Turn the ActionTec router on, and wait until its pattern of lights settles-down to a steady pattern, i.e., fully rebooted.
Use an Ethernet cable to connect from one of the LAN ports on the ActionTec router to the network port on your iMac.
You should now have Internet access.
The next step is to start Safari on the Mac, and connect to the web-server "inside" the ActionTec router, e.g., try
http://192.168.0.1 and
http://192.168.1.1 and
http://192.168.2.1
Login to the router, and run the Wireless Networking Setup Wizard, to configure the wireless adapter:
* SSID -- the name of your network
* encryption-level, e.g., use 'WPA' or 'WPA2'
* password for your SSID
Once you've done this, any of your wireless devices should be able to connect to that SSID, and gain Internet access.
thank you for responding
Apple Supp. solved the problem for me by having me change the ch.n. at set up.
thank you again
Is the wireless on your computer turned on?
Are you running a mac or pc?
Try resetting the airport express and just connecting the modem to it. No setting it up or anything. Join the default network. It should be apple(then a whole bunch of random letters and numbers).
Does it work this way?
Nathan.
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