On or near 6/20/01 6:29 PM, Domenico Bettinelli at [EMAIL PROTECTED] observed:
> On 6/20/01 8:54 PM, "Laurie A Duncan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Just use the Airport software..it will do what you want. It *is* IPNetRouter
>> is Apple's clothing... Using both is redundant.
>
> Well, that worked. Actually it's what I had originally suspected, but once I
> got the Airport cards home I couldn't figure out how to get it to work and
> something on Apple's site led me to believe it couldn't be done. It works
> now and so does Entourage. Thanks both of you, Laurie and Roger, for your
> help.
I set up my Airport base station with v1.2 of the software. It did <not>
support PPPOE, and there was a good bit written about how to set up a router
along with it to support PPPOE. But then v1.3 came out (two days after my
router was delivered), and the router was no longer necessary. You probably
got confused by some of the old documentation or comments.
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