Airport, Airport Extreme and Airport Express
Airport is the name for Apple's wireless hardware. Airport is 802.11b
and is now superseded by Airport Extreme which is 802.11g.
- Should I close my Airport network?
- Downgrading the firmware on an Airport Extreme Base Station (5.4
or lower)
- Running a non-Airport Mac and using dial-up internal modem on
the AEBS and can not hang up
- Persuade Airport Extreme it's 802.11b rather than 802.11g
Windows
- Accessing a Airport Network with a Windows XP PC or laptop (with
XP SP1)
- Accessing a Airport Network with a Windows XP PC or laptop (with
XP SP2)
- Problems connecting an XP PC to an Airport Extreme Base Station
- Accessing a Airport Network with a Windows 2000 PC or laptop
- Accessing a Airport Network with a Windows Me PC or laptop
- Accessing a Airport Network with a Windows 98 PC or laptop
- Patch
required if running Windows XP and WPA on an AEBS
- Running
Windows and using dial-up internal modem on the AEBS and can not
hang up
- Connecting a XP PC to a Airport Network via the LAN port of the
AEBS
PocketPC
- Accessing an Airport wireless network from a wifi enabled PocketPC
2003
Configuration Issues
- Configuring an AEBS in OS 9.x
- Opening port 5353 in the Windows XP Firewall to enable an XP
PC to configure the Airport Express and use AirTunes
- Blue Screen when attempting to configure an Airport Extreme Base
Station (or Airport Express) with a Sony VAIO PCG VGNA97XP
- Buy Apple Airport or cheaper stuff?
Printing Issues
- Printing to a printer on an Airport Extreme Base Station or
Airport Express from an XP PC
- Printing from a Windows XP PC to a printer attached to an Airport
Extreme Base Station or Airport Express using Rendezvous
- Printing to a printer on an Airport Extreme Base Station from
Windows 2000 PC
- Problems with finding Printer Driver on Windows XP when using
printer connected to Airport Extreme or Express
- The iFelix unofficial Airport Extreme and Express Printer Compatibility
List
- Will this printer work with an Airport Extreme Base Station
or an Airport Express?
Non-AEBS Printing Issues
Though these are not all Airport specific, if you have an Airport
network, printer sharing can be useful, especially if your printer
does not work when connected to an AEBS such as the HP PhotoSmart and
All-in-Ones.
- Printing to a printer on a G5 from an XP PC
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Apple Airport Support
Sharing Apple Base Station Experiences
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