> > I'm not 100%, but I think that the Airport does NAT (Network Address > Translation, so you wouldn't need the router). Especially since you are > using an Airport Base, GET AN ETHERNET BASED MODEM!!!!!! Trust me on > this one. If I told you this and then had to come and set up a > $#^^$!!^& USB modem, I'd have to slightly maim you ;) No offense > personally of course, it would just be my professional duty. > > -Robyn > Yes. All airport models support NAT. The newer models, version 2 or with dual ethernet ports (WAN/LAN) also allow PPOE and AOL (including dsl). As far as I know - *no* other router/base-station supports AOL connections. Of course, who would *want* to use aol in the first place is another story ^_^. Nonetheless its nice to have the option.
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