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Hi all,

For my home network I have an airport express. This works great for our needs, except for one.

I use EyeTV/elgato tuner/powerbook as my DVR/home media center. I recently set up a second "hub" using a Powermac in another room. With EyeTV there is the option to share your video library with other computers on the network. However, the video files are just too large to stream over the wireless network in real time, and the movies are horribly jumpy. In addition, my powermac's airport card died so I no longer have the option of using wireless for it.

I want to keep the wireless network as it is, but hardwire the MacPro to the Powerbook (with I assume an ethernet cable). Also, it seems to me that both machines need to join the current (wireless) network such that I am able to share between them on EyeTV.

[u]So my questions are:[u]First, is it possible to just run an ethernet cable between the two machines to share data without any further setup? Second, if that is possible, will the powermac then be able to join the home 'wireless' network? If not, can the powerbook simultaneously be on the wireless network and on a ethernet network with the powermac?

Thanks so much for helping a noob,

Cameron

Hi everyone...

I have an AirPort Extreme which I have configured to run a wireless N network, as the majority of my peripherals can handle it. I find everything works much better when I configure the network to run over 5Ghz.

In doing so, the few older peripherals I have (such as my iPod Touch) with can only run on a G network no longer work. To remedy, I was thinking of buying an AirPort Express and setting it to run a G network.

I've checked a few places and can't tell if it's possible to run my N network through the Extreme and a G network over the Express at the same time. Ideally I want them to be on the same network so I can use the Remote App on the iPod to control my AppleTV and whatnot.

Thanks very much!