Apple A1034, MA073LL/A setup guide Using Your AirPort Extreme Base Station

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Important: If you use AirPort Admin Utility instead of the AirPort Setup Assistant to configure your base station for the first time, you may be asked for a password. The initial password for the AirPort Extreme Base Station is public.

See the document “Designing AirPort Extreme Networks,” or “AirPort Networks for Windows,” located on the AirPort CD and at www.apple.com/airportextreme, for in- depth information on designing and setting up your AirPort network using the AirPort Setup Assistant and AirPort Admin Utility.

If you are setting up larger AirPort Extreme networks with base stations that support PoE, you can also use AirPort Management Utility and AirPort Client Monitor (on the Management Tools CD) to set up and manage multiple base stations. See the document “Managing AirPort Extreme Networks,” located on the Management Tools CD, and at www.apple.com/airportextreme, for information and instructions for setting up, managing, and monitoring larger AirPort Extreme networks.

Monitoring the AirPort Extreme Base Station’s

Internet Connection Status

Use the Internet Connect application, located in the Applications folder on a Macintosh, to monitor the wireless signal level and status of your AirPort Extreme Base Station’s Internet connection, as shown below.

Use the Wireless Connection Status menu on a Windows XP or Windows 2000 computer to monitor the wireless signal level.

Chapter 3 Using Your AirPort Extreme Base Station

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Contents Setup Guide Page Contents Contents Introduction to AirPort About the AirPort Extreme Base StationAirPort Extreme Base Station at a Glance AirPort Extreme Base Station has the following portsAirPort Extreme Base Station Ports 10/100Base-T Ethernet WAN portAirPort Setup Assistant About the AirPort SoftwareSetting Up Your AirPort Extreme Base StationMounting the AirPort Extreme Base Station on a Wall Mounting bracket holes Setup Overview Connect the AirPort Extreme Base StationUse the AirPort Setup Assistant on a Macintosh computer Page Using Your Configuring the Base StationUsing Your AirPort Extreme Base Station Connecting to the Internet Via the AirPort Network Monitoring AirPort Extreme Base Station CommunicationConnecting Additional Base Stations to Your AirPort Network Extending the Range of Your AirPort NetworkControlling the Range of Your AirPort Network More Information About AirPortTo shorten the range of your AirPort network AirPort HelpPage Basic Network Designs Setting Up a Home Office Network Setting Up a Network at School Relay Remote Basic Network Designs Plenum-rated Ethernet cables Troubleshooting5 If you forget your AirPort network or base station passwordTo return the base station to the factory settings If your base station isn’t respondingIf your printer isn’t responding Page AirPort Extreme Base Station Specifications AirPort SpecificationsEnvironmental Specifications Size and WeightBase Station LED Sequences Left Center Right Status/descriptionUse in Air-Handling Spaces FCC Declaration of ConformityIndustry Canada Statement Vcci Class B Statement Europe EU Declaration of ConformityPage Printed

A1034, MA073LL/A specifications

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