Apple AirPort Networks Guía para resolver problemas descargar pdf (Pagina 21)

Meet AirPort Utility

AirPort Utility is an app from Apple designed to help you configure

your Apple base station, troubleshoot certain network problems, and

apply any available firmware updates to an Apple base station. Before

you set up your base station, skim the information here about viewing

your network, and then follow the advice about keeping up to date.

In this chapter, I talk about AirPort Utility 6 for Mac and AirPort

Utility for iOS.

AirPort Utility 6 for Mac runs in 10.7.5 Lion and later. My directions

for AirPort Utility should work identically in Lion, Mountain L

ion, and

Mavericks, but they’ve been specifically tested in Mavericks. (See

Finding an Old Edition, earlier, for more about AirPort Utility for

Windows and older versions of AirPort Utility.)

AirPort Utility for iOS is still on version 1, and it runs in iOS 6 and

iOS 7. AirPort Utility should work the same in iOS 6 and 7, but my

advice in this book has been tech edited for iOS 7.

Note: On a Mac, you can launch AirPort Utility from /Applications/

Utilities

. In iOS, first download AirPort Utility from the App Store

(it’s free), and then tap its icon to launch it.

View Your Network

AirPort Utility uses a graphical display of your network’s topology,

the interconnection among its networked parts, to show which base

stations are available and their respective statuses.

For example, in Figure 4, AirPort Utility shows that AirPortage Bay

is connected to the Internet, while

Downstairs AirPort and Guest

Room Apr2011 connect via AirPortage Bay for their network needs.

(They look to AirPortage Bay for DHCP and NAT address handling.)

Click here to buy the full 196-page “Take Control of Your Apple Wi-Fi Network” for only $20!

1 2 ... 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 ... 60 61

Sin comentarios

Apple AirPort Networks Guía para resolver problemas Pagina 21