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Sure sounds like a configuration error in the email account, either on the machine or with the ISP, maybe an address error for the default server. Since you can get the web, you're getting outside your system OK. So, if you can't FTP or send mail, then it has to be in your settings or theirs.

The laptop uses built-in wireless, or a Cardbus card, or USB dongle, or? It may be that the wireless hardware, whatever it is, does not support WPA. Best, Dick

Last installment for me, I hope. Replaced the D-Link DWL-G810 Ethernet Bridge with another of the Buffalo WBR2-G54 routers and am using both in bridged mode. On these units, bridging does not support WPA. so went back to WEP/128bit. Reconfigured the main Buffalo router to be a switch by...

Another piece of the puzzle -- I discovered that the D-Link DWL-G810 Ethernet adaptor didn't wan't to run with WPA, even though i updated it to the latest firmware. Facing that, I reset the system to use WEP/128bit and that fixed the Ethernet adaptor. BUT it broke everything on the laptop...

OK, I've got it working. Here's what I did on my Toshiba laptop: Just to remind you -- XP Home, D-Link DWL-G650 wireless card, most recent drivers, talking to Buffalo WRB2-G54 router. Turned off encryption on router and laptop, turned off all firewalls, etc. Uninstalled SP2 from XP Home using...

bcastner -- thanks for the link. I have followed all of it and tried what it suggests, to no avail. I note that no D-Link products are in the Windows catalog as XP certified, and that most other brands are not either. The only thing I've seen in this thread that I haven't tried is to eliminate...

OK, tried ejecting the card and plugging back in without a reboot. Not working now, and nothing I do is getting it back. Also, the WEP encryption settings in the D-Link Utility SW are not sticking. I'm not sure whose problem this is, but Microsoft really has to bear the brunt. This was all...

andygryc -- tried your solution. Using Buffalo "g" wireless cable/DSL router with: 1) ethernet for primary machine (Mac G4/800/OSX), 2) wireless to D-Link DWL-G810 Ethernet Adaptor connected to Mac G3 beige/300/OS9 (which works great with static IP, period), 3) wireless to D-Link DWL-G650...