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Advanced Networking

Did the simplified setups explained in Set Up a Network not cover

everything you needed to get up and running? In this chapter, I spell

out the details for connecting a base station to a WAN and for further

configuring addressing on your LAN. Advanced options are needed

for networks that use static or fixed addresses, and for anything the

slightest bit unusual.

Note: If you’re building or re-building a network with more than one

base station, read this chapter first to set up the base station that

connects directly to your broadband service provider. Then read

Connect Multiple Base Stations.

Note: To stream music to an AirPort Express with AirPlay, see AirPort

Express Extras.

Get a WAN Address

The more complicated scenarios start with getting a WAN address

for your base station; you’ll then move to LAN configuration.

To communicate with the rest of the world, you need to hook the wide

area network (WAN) port of your base station either into a broadband

modem or, if you have

an existing Ethernet LAN to which you are

connecting the base station, into that larger network (Figure 42).

Figure 42: Plug your broadband modem into the base station’s

WAN port.

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