Re: [OT] Airport Problem
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texte = Hi Alan, I use an Airport Base Station daily. I don't imagine the SBS method could be much different. The part where I would have to question is, both the server and the SBS (software base station) will have the ETH settings. If you only have one IP, do we give the IP to the SBS or the server???? that is the question. I would guess that the SBS gets the static IP and the server is going to connect like any other machine on the Sub Net...So,First: Disable any firewall protection for now (to start minimally) what machines are you trying to connect?.. And via what interface (ie Airport cards or eth) (You may have covered this but I am just getting back to the list).What kind of connection do you have? (I think I remember you having a broadband connection (eth?)If Eth:1.) Configure your base station:Designate the server as a base station. Connect via Eth...IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Sub Mask: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx router: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx server DNS: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxxConfigure the DHCP etc.. 2.) Set up the server's TCP/IP settings. If connecting via Airport card, Select Airport in the connect via, If connecting through the Base Stations (ethernet bridge) via ethernet, select ethernet built-in for the connect via.Select, DHCP for either.um, what else. well, that's a start anyway.good luck, Donovan [snip] ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Hi Alan, I use an Airport Base Station daily. I don't imagine the SBS method could be much different. The part where I would have to question is, both the server and the SBS (software base station) will have the ETH settings. If you only have one IP, do we give the IP to the SBS or the server???? that is the question. I would guess that the SBS gets the static IP and the server is going to connect like any other machine on the Sub Net...So,First: Disable any firewall protection for now (to start minimally) what machines are you trying to connect?.. And via what interface (ie Airport cards or eth) (You may have covered this but I am just getting back to the list).What kind of connection do you have? (I think I remember you having a broadband connection (eth?)If Eth:1.) Configure your base station:Designate the server as a base station. Connect via Eth...IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Sub Mask: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx router: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx server DNS: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxxConfigure the DHCP etc.. 2.) Set up the server's TCP/IP settings. If connecting via Airport card, Select Airport in the connect via, If connecting through the Base Stations (ethernet bridge) via ethernet, select ethernet built-in for the connect via.Select, DHCP for either.um, what else. well, that's a start anyway.good luck, Donovan [snip] ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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