How to Configure Your Apple Airport Router
Plug your cable or DSL modem into the AirPort's WAN port., Plug the AirPort's power adapter into a power source. , Select your new AirPort base station., Give your new network a name., Enter a password to be used to secure the network., Wait for the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Plug your cable or DSL modem into the AirPort's WAN port.
Use an Ethernet cable to make the connection. -
Step 2: Plug the AirPort's power adapter into a power source.
, Note:
If you use a Windows computer, download the AirPort Utility from Apple and follow the OS X directions.
OS X
- Click the Wi-Fi menu and select your AirPort new base station. iOS
- Open the Settings app, tap "Wi-Fi"
and then tap your new AirPort base station. , You can enter a Network name as well as the name of the base station.
Other devices will see the network name from their list of available networks. , Enter it again to confirm.
Any device that connects to the network will need this password. , After setting the network name and password, your AirPort base station will configure itself to allow you to connect.
This may take a few moments, but doesn't require any input from you. -
Step 3: Select your new AirPort base station.
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Step 4: Give your new network a name.
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Step 5: Enter a password to be used to secure the network.
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Step 6: Wait for the network to be constructed.
Detailed Guide
Use an Ethernet cable to make the connection.
, Note:
If you use a Windows computer, download the AirPort Utility from Apple and follow the OS X directions.
OS X
- Click the Wi-Fi menu and select your AirPort new base station. iOS
- Open the Settings app, tap "Wi-Fi"
and then tap your new AirPort base station. , You can enter a Network name as well as the name of the base station.
Other devices will see the network name from their list of available networks. , Enter it again to confirm.
Any device that connects to the network will need this password. , After setting the network name and password, your AirPort base station will configure itself to allow you to connect.
This may take a few moments, but doesn't require any input from you.
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