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AIRPORT UTILITY MAC HOW TO
AIRPORT UTILITY MAC PASSWORD
AIRPORT UTILITY MAC MAC

AIRPORT UTILITY MAC HOW TO

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AIRPORT UTILITY MAC MAC

If that does not work, it might be good idea to set up a temporary or test PPPoE connection on the Mac and see if the modem will work correctly when it is connected directly to the Mac. Then do the same with the AirPort Extreme while the modem stays "on". Try powering off the modem, waiting a minute and then restarting. You may have already done this but it typically takes several modem and router power downs and restarts whenever you are making configuration changes on both the modem and router. You don't mention what service you are using, but most DSL providers would be compatible with the same type of setup. I realize it might not be the most "efficient" but it's what I need to do.īridge Mode on the modem and Connect Using = PPPoE on the AirPort Extreme would be the correct way to configure things if you are using ATT. Ill be glad to give any more relevant info if needed.Īlso, I really don't want to go through the hassle of solving my problem any other way than the route I've taken. I realize I might be missing something obvious so ANY help would be appretiated. I've spent so many countless hours resolving the double NAT issue (despite putting the modem on bridge mode) that I am done fiddling around with this. At this point, Im confused how to resolve this problem. However, the light next to where it says "Internet" is orange. On the Airport Extreme, the light is green.

I also added the iMac, that the router is hooked up to via ethernet, to the DHCP reservations.

In Airport Utility, I then connected using PPPoE (previously via DHCP but there was an "internet connection" error and switching to PPPoE solved that). So I turned the modem on bridge mode and disabled the LAN dhcp (had to do both to get rid of the "double NAT error"). Innitially I had the router bridging to the modem, but I wanted it the other way around. To find your wireless password, Click here.So I recently got an Airport Extreme and hooked it up to my Westell modem (model: C90-610030-06).

AIRPORT UTILITY MAC PASSWORD

Your wireless network password cannot be viewed on this screen.

You will be able to change your network name, channel, security, etc.

Select the “Wireless” tab to view your Wi-Fi network information.

You will come to a screen with your Airport icon(s).

The airport’s base station password is distinct from the Wi-fi network’s password this password is meant to only be used to access the airport’s wireless settings via Airport Utility.

Select "Applications" and then "Utilities.".

Click on the "Finder" icon located on your Dashboard.

If you need to find out what your wifi password is, select “Base Station” within the Airport Utility, scroll down and select “Equivalent Network Password.” Your wifi network password will now be displayed.

The Airport's password is distinct from your wireless network's password this password is only used to access the Airport's settings.

Choose your wireless network from the list and type your Airport's password into the box provided.

Once the program has started, it will scan for compatible Airport stations.Navigate to "All Programs," locate the "Airport Utility" program, and click on it to launch the program.Select the Start button located in the bottom left corner.The following steps differ when using Windows or MAC OS.