Can I access Airport setup from a web browser/

Many wireless routers allow html access from a web browser, can I do the same with the airport?

• Asked by Doug H
• Jun 25, 2010
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Would I be able to get full Internet access on my iPod Touch from AirPort Extreme?

Also, how far would the coverage be?
The setup: how would I set it up because I don't have a laptop and my home computer has internet already?

• Asked by Christina A from Portland
• Dec 27, 2009
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Can you setup a dmz on the airport extreme

• Asked by David S from Dallas
• Sep 16, 2010
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How do I access a hard drive drive connected to an Airport Extreme base station using Airport Utility on Windows? Am I missing a step?

1. Running 2 PC's with Windows XP (SP3). Used USB hub to connect printer and hard drive (Seagate FreeAgent 500Gb ) to Airport Extreme base station. Used Airport Utility and bonjour (from disk provided with base station) to set-up shared network drive and network printer.
2. Used Control Panel (and System Preferences for additional MacBook running Leopard, 10.5.7) to add printer to each computer. The network "sees" the printer and prints can be sent from all 3 computers.
3. Tried many times to set-up hard drive without success. The drive does not show up on the PC's or the MacBook.
4. \\(ethernet address) on PC shows the printer on the 2 PC's but not the hard drive.
5. Is there another step to connect to hard drive?

• Asked by Richard N from Brighton
• Nov 14, 2009
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I use a VPN client to access my work server remotely; general browsing / server access is slow. Will 5GHz spectrum speed things up?

I use a Cisco VPN client to access my work server remotely; general browsing =, and more importantly, navigating the server is very slow. I currently have a home network setup with two Airport Expresses (most recent version). Will upgrading to the 5GHz spectrum speed things up? Or does the VPN slow things down no matter what?

• Asked by Meagan E from Chicago
• Nov 23, 2009
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Accessing a USB hard drive across a bridged/extended network using two airport extremes.

Here is my wifi network setup: One airport extreme (newest model) in the house connected to the internet by DSL modem. This airport is the one our network is set up on. Out in our detached office is a second airport extreme that connects wirelessly to the network and extends it as a roaming network. My iPod bounces back and forth between the two airports perfectly as I walk between home and office. Eventually (and soon) I plan to buy a MacBook to replace an aging PC desktop for work.

My question: While using the MacBook in the house accessing the internet through the home Airport, will I be able to access a USB hard drive connected to the Airport in the office?

Sorry this is so wordy, but I want to make sure i get this right at each step. Any help anyone can give would be greatly appreciated.

Paul.

• Asked by Paul B from Lexington
• May 20, 2011
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Can I use an iPad to setup the Airport Extreme Base Station?

• Asked by Kirk B from Woodworth
• Sep 10, 2012
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can airport be used with satelite internet access

My Internet connection is through Wildblue.net via satellite connection can airport work with this

• Asked by Lorie C from Lakeport
• Jan 23, 2010
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Is Airport Extreme Station the right solution to connect my USB Hard Drives to the network?

Home Setup: iMac (Snow Leopard), Vigor 2800 Wireless Router, 2 Seagate Ext Drives, Canon MP640 Wireless Printer.
The Seagate Drives are currently connected to the iMac with a USB cable but I would like them to be accessed wirelessly on the network.
Tried PogoPlug but it did not support Time Machine.
Is Airport Extreme Station the answer?

• Asked by Keith S from Kingswinford
• Aug 14, 2010
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Using Airport Extreme with Fios- what is the best way to set-up and encryption (security)?

If I set up an Airport Extreme as a secondary router (hooked up to my Verizon router), can I just set it up Lan to Lan, disable the wireless capability of the Verizon router (so as to utilize the "n" capability of the Airport Extreme), and use it to connect wirelessly as well as utilize Time Machine wirelessly to a hard drive connected to the Airport Extreme and printer as well (using a USB hub)?

With respect to encryption, do I set that up with the Airport Extreme or will that conflict with the Verizon router set up?

Thanks

• Asked by Marilyn M
• Nov 10, 2009
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