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#APPLE AIRPORT EXTREME BASE STATION SETUP MAC OS X#
#APPLE AIRPORT EXTREME BASE STATION SETUP MAC OS#

USB port ( ) for connecting a printer to the base station.

10/100Base-T Ethernet LAN (G) port for high-speed connection to local printers and Ethernet computers that don’t have Internet access.

10/100Base-T Ethernet WAN ( ) port for connecting a DSL or cable modem, or for connecting to an existing Ethernet network with Internet access.

The AirPort Extreme Base Station has the following ports:

The base station manages communications between the Internet and the wireless client computers. Computers connected to the AirPort network by Ethernet can also share the base station’s Internet connection. Once the base station is connected to the network, all wireless client computers can connect to the Internet by joining the AirPort network. The AirPort Extreme Base Station establishes a wired connection to the Internet or a network and wireless connections to wireless client computers. For more detailed Windows XP and Windows 2000 instructions, see AirPort Help in the AirPort Admin Utility on computers using Windows.

#APPLE AIRPORT EXTREME BASE STATION SETUP MAC OS#

The screenshots and general instructions are based on Mac OS X.

#APPLE AIRPORT EXTREME BASE STATION SETUP MAC OS X#

Note: This manual includes information for setting up the AirPort Extreme Base Station using Mac OS X and Windows XP and Windows 2000. If your base station has an internal modem, and you have a PPP dial-up connection with an ISP, you can connect to the Internet using the base station’s internal modem. To use AirPort to access the Internet, you may need an account with an Internet service provider (fees may apply) and a way to access the Internet-either through a DSL or cable modem, or an Ethernet network. When you connect to the Internet using AirPort, you can share a single Internet connection with many computers at the same time and share files among them. Monitoring AirPort Extreme Base Station CommunicationĬonnecting to the Internet Via the AirPort NetworkĬonnecting Additional Base Stations to Your AirPort NetworkĬonnecting Multiple Base Stations to Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE)Įxtending the Range of Your AirPort NetworkĬontrolling the Range of Your AirPort NetworkĬonnecting AirPort Base Stations Using Power Over Ethernet (PoE)ĪirPort Extreme Base Station SpecificationsĪirPort is a simple and fast way to access the Internet from anywhere in your home, classroom, or office without cables, additional phone lines, or complicated networking software.ĪirPort is a wireless local area network (WLAN) technology that provides highperformance wireless communication between multiple computers and the Internet. Monitoring the AirPort Extreme Base Station’s Internet Connection Status Mounting the AirPort Extreme Base Station on a Wall Setting Up Your AirPort Extreme Base Station

The AirPort Extreme Base Station at a Glance Aperture Digital Photography Fundamentals.