Hi,
I don’t believe that you need to go to that much effort. The newer Airport
devices are dual bandwidth and the devices that use N will grab the N signal
and the other devices that use G will grab that signal. Your Airport will
handle that stuff on its own.
Later…
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurra
Thank you both.
I didn’t know about the system settings under utilities. That wireless
information is interesting.
VO-f2f2 did tell me about the additional pop-over, but it wouldn’t let me
interact with it. Each time I entered or VO-spaced on it, the window
disappeared from view.
Another qu
Hi,
The Airport Utility has new window is telling you just that. In certain
situations, when focused on specific items within Airport Utility, new pop-up
windows will appear. These windows give you more information about those
items, as in Hardware Addresses, specific error messages etc. Usu
Hi Traci,
You can see all of what you are looking for in the wifi section in system
information. It is in the utilities folder.
I’m not sure this is what you’re talking about, but when I read through the
connected wireless clients list, I don’t hear vo say “airport utility has new
window.”.
A few questions here:
Does anyone use a different utility aside from Airport?
How do you read the wireless traffic on and around your network? How do you
find out which channels are the busiest in your neighborhood?
Lastly, when I’m reading through the wireless devices list, VO says airport
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