My word, Ants in a Wifi router. What next!
On 27 Sep 2013, at 21:05, Chris Blouch wrote:
> Years ago (1998?) I had been renting a wifi router box from my cable provider
> for a while and then decided to keep the money to myself and buy my own unit.
> I purposly purchased two separate boxes - t
Years ago (1998?) I had been renting a wifi router box from my cable
provider for a while and then decided to keep the money to myself and
buy my own unit. I purposly purchased two separate boxes - the cable
modem and the wifi/router. Over the years I've upgraded my wifi a couple
times as the w
Hi,
I think the easiest way is to Either turn of the broadcast function of the
cable modem/router or, put your extreme into bridge mode. This is actually
what I did since Verizon FIos forces these combo modem/routers on you. If you
decide to use your extreme in bridge mode, you can do this bu
Hello Cait.
All you do is connect your AirPort Extreme to your Mac and the other end in to
your provider's modem if that's the type of ISP you use. In other words, take
away the provider's router. then on your Mac go to Airport Utility, after
pressing on the image with VO space. find edit butto
It would help to kno who your provider is. Also, if you can, exchange the
router/modem combo, to just a modem, that way all you have to do is plug the
modem from your ISP to your extreme
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Hi,
We just got an extreme and I have a few questions.
We currently have one of those modem/router boxes from our internet provider.
We want to replace the router in that box with the extreme.
How is this done? Do I deactivate the router in the modem box, then attach the
extreme to the box an
