Hi-
Tomoyuki Nishino wrote:
msumurph: After sleeping on it, I realized my problem's a bit different since I have evidence that I am actually connecting to the network; just unable to get past my router. I'll start a new thread.
Interesting. I had a similar experience: I could connect at work and surf the net. At home, I was connecting to the network, could ping the iPod from another computer, even surf web pages hosted on a computer on the LAN, but wasn't able to get beyond my router.
After going through all the settings, I noticed that I had two DNS servers listed in my networking setting on the iPod, separated by a space. But, once I removed either one of the DNS IP addresses, I could connect right away. And re-entering a second DNS server's address prevented me from getting out of my LAN.
Now, I can't
swear that it worked with those before, but I'm pretty sure I've browsed outside my LAN from home before (mostly I use the iPod wireless when I'm out of the house at public hotspots, hotels, relatives' houses, places like that).
So, definitely taking a close look at the network settings is a good step.
charlie