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Nintendo DS Wifi and Airport Express
I doubt that it is the multicast either. Despite what many windows users say and Apple Airport is nothing more than a wireless router and they all pretty much operate in the same way.....they have to our we would not be connecting to the internet.
Nintendo DS Wifi and Airport Express
You should also be able to, on some routers/DHCP servers at least, choose to assign a range of addresses say 192.168.1.1-200 and then use 192.168.1.201 and above as static addresses. I had to do this on a network where we had some printers (with static addresses) and visiting artists (with DHCP served addresses). There was no way I was going to be on call to set up peoples laptops for one day when I could have the server hand them out for me. ;)
On topic, my DS only has problems joining encrypted networks, didn't have to mess with any other settings.
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