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I finally got my network to work correctly. Apparently, my Mac is too sensitive and is not as tolerable as the DELL of mine. Windows 7 seems to adjust along with the Dynamic IP settings of my 2nd tier router; but OS X could not keep up with the constant update from the modem KRRUN which is...

Thank you for your suggestions. Here is my network configuration: 1st tier: A 1-port router/modem KRRUN connected to a cable from ISP - DHCP lease time = 1200; IP = 192.168.1.1 2nd tier: TP-LINK WR740N or CNET CWR-854 4-port wireless router (DHCP disabled). This has 1 WAN port and 4 LAN ports...

Thank you for the note. As I stated in my original post, when both of my Mac and DELL are running, I can see that the IP of my MacBook for the connection through a LAN port of the switch is 192.168.1.100; its Airport's IP address is 192.168.1.101; and h IP for DELL is 192.168.1.102. These...

Thank you for your reply but both of your suggestions did not help. In any event, the IP numbers that I gave earlier were all wrong; they should have started with 192.168 prefix. By the way, I should provide a bit more relevant information. WhenI connect my MacBook directly to the modem, I...

My MAC using OS X 10.6.7 is being connected to a switch that also serves another PC running Windows 7. The switch is being connected to the Internet via a modem. The IP of the PC is 198.162.1.102; the MAC has two IPs - 198.152.1.100 for Ethernet and 198.162.1.101 for the wireless (Airport). The...