Pulled one of these out of a jumble bin at my local GoodWill Oullet today. I has a power supply which appears to meet specs.
I know next to nothing about configuring this thing and don't have a machine with a wireless card in order to test it.
Than said, if I plug it into my DSL router using the ethernet cable, is there a bit of software I have to run to configure the thing or is it accessible with Internet Explorer as is the Linksys router?
OS 9.1 installer disks include the Apple Airport Utility which is what you need to configure one. It doesn't require that you have an Airport card, you do need to have a wired connection to configure it. There is at least one known problem with it where one or more of the capacitors on it fail rendering it non-working. I'm pretty sure a web search would find instructions for fixing it if you are soldering savvy.
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