Re: Please HELP?

[David A . Schwartz]

Byron wrote:

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From: 	B Gardner
Subject: 	Please HELP?
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Can ANYBODY explain how to connect a single user DSL modem to 
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Extreme?
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I have a DSL router, 8 port switch, airport extreme base station,=20
several Macs on Ethernet and an IBM Windows laptop. There has to be 
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way to get all of these to work. I want Airport use on my Al PB G4 =
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the DSL connection and ethernet wired to work for everything else.
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Can someone help me?
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Byron
Plug the DSL modem into the WAN port of your DSL router. Plug the 
Airport base station into one of the router's out ports. Plug the 
switch into one of the router's out ports if you need it to connect the 
rest of your hardwire devices. I you have enough ports on your DSL 
router to handle all your devices (including the Airport base station) 
leave the switch out of the equation. I don't have an Airport base 
station so I'm not entirely sure about this, but I believe that if you 
start up Airport on your PowerBook, there will be an automatic base 
station configuration routine that you can run.
You may need to change your Network settings to satisfy the router's 
requirements. HTH.

Dave Schwartz

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