> Me, not you.
>
> So about two weeks ago, I returned my newly bought Airport Express and
> purchased the new 802.11n model. I plugged it into an AC outlet near the
> computer and set it up. I then unplugged it, and plugged it near the
> DirecTV DVR.
>
> After going back to the computer, I used Airport Utility to ensure that
> it was connected.
>
> Then two days ago, I tried to browse the On Demand listings on DirecTV,
> and discovered that there was no internet connection. I did everything
> I could think of at the time, but regardless of configuration changes
> via Airport Utility, nothing worked.
>
> Last night, I got a brainstorm; I actually looked at the Airport
> Express. Sure enough, I had forgotten to plug the ethernet cable back
> into the unit. I plugged it in and everything now works properly.
> *sigh* ...

>> Last night, I got a brainstorm; I actually looked at the Airport
>> Express. Sure enough, I had forgotten to plug the ethernet cable back
>> into the unit. I plugged it in and everything now works properly.
>> *sigh*
>>

> In article <1if18zn.1ovt3dy132qrnkN%%dave_devine@nospamcop.net>,
> dave_devine@nospamcop.net (Dave Devine) wrote:
>

>>>> Last night, I got a brainstorm; I actually looked at the Airport
>>>> Express. Sure enough, I had forgotten to plug the ethernet cable
>>>> back into the unit. I plugged it in and everything now works
>>>> properly. *sigh*
>>>>

>>
>> This is why the help desk always asks that most infuriating of
>> questions, "Is it plugged in?"

>
> "Yes, it's plugged in; the green light is on, and Airport Utility sees
> it. Oh, you mean is the ethernet cable plugged in? Wait a sec, I'll
> check.... Sorry to have bothered you and wasted your time. No, there's
> nothing else I need right now. Thank you."

> HK mypacks.net> wrote:
>

>>> Last night, I got a brainstorm; I actually looked at the Airport
>>> Express. Sure enough, I had forgotten to plug the ethernet cable back
>>> into the unit. I plugged it in and everything now works properly.
>>> *sigh*
>>>

>
> This is why the help desk always asks that most infuriating of
> questions, "Is it plugged in?"
>
> Dave