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chrisrob1970 · 29-05-2008, 09:15

Yep, we have the same problem with NTL / Airport. We did have an 802.11g Airport which broke, I replaced it yesterday with the newer 802.11n Airport and I haven't yet managed to configure it via the laptop.

We originally set up the NTL account via the direct ethernet link on a laptop (I assume you've already done this as it sounds like your NTL account pre-dates your Airport). We then configured the Airport using a Mac PowerBook ... that was quite straight forward at the time, but bad news for you if you don't have access to a Mac. Once the Mac had configured the airport then the PC could see the Airport absolutely fine.

However I get the same problems as you trying to configure the new Airport via a laptop

Anyway the end message is your Airport will work with the NTL cable modem ... eventually ...

29-05-2008, 09:15	#7
chrisrob1970 Inactive Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 1	Re: Airport Express Woes Yep, we have the same problem with NTL / Airport. We did have an 802.11g Airport which broke, I replaced it yesterday with the newer 802.11n Airport and I haven't yet managed to configure it via the laptop. We originally set up the NTL account via the direct ethernet link on a laptop (I assume you've already done this as it sounds like your NTL account pre-dates your Airport). We then configured the Airport using a Mac PowerBook ... that was quite straight forward at the time, but bad news for you if you don't have access to a Mac. Once the Mac had configured the airport then the PC could see the Airport absolutely fine. However I get the same problems as you trying to configure the new Airport via a laptop Anyway the end message is your Airport will work with the NTL cable modem ... eventually ...