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Appendix A:

Configuration Files

You can export the current state of your base station configuration

to a file that can be imported later, to the same base station or

to a different one. This is useful when you want to create a model

configuration with the same network name, password, and other

details, and then use it to configure many base stations.

To export a configuration:

1. In AirPort Utility for Mac, select the base station and click Edit.

2. Choose File > Export Configuration File, and name the file

descriptively, as there

will be

few other clues that help you identify

the file.

If you want to restore a base station to the settings in a file or configure

a different base station in the

same way, follow these steps to import

the exported configuration file:

Warning! Before importing a configuration, you should save a copy

of your current active setup using the steps given just previously.

Importing overwrites your current active base station settings.

1. In AirPort Utility for Mac, select the base station and click Edit.

2. Choose File > Import Configuration File.

3. Select the configuration file, and click Open.

AirPort Utility asks which settings in the configuration file you’d

to import (

Figure 96). If a type of setting isn’t configured, no

checkbox shows for that item, logically enough. Base stations allow

timed settings, which can restrict access to given computers at given

times of the day or week; port mapping rules for allowing inbound

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