#Mac airport utility keeps opening manual
#Mac airport utility keeps opening password

#Mac airport utility keeps opening password

If you are setting up several airports, it would be easiest to use the same password for each one. You will need this password to access the airport using the utility and to make any changes to its settings in the future. Next, you will create and verify a password for the AirPort Extreme. On this screen you will give the Airport a name (This is different than the name of the wireless network, which you will name in an upcoming step.) If you are setting up more than one Apple Airport, you may want to name them the same name followed by different consecutive numbers and then keep track of where you place each airport in the school. From that screen choose Base Station.ДЄfter choosing Base Station, the screen will look like the one above. The next screen will look like the one above. The older airports (dome shaped airports) do not give that prompt. or the second choiceвЂ¦Use default settings and save previous settings as a profile. If you are setting up one of the newer airports (square type) then you may get a popup that asks if you want to restore.

#Mac airport utility keeps opening manual

If you have just done a reset, the base station name will be a combination of letters and numbers.Д¬hoose the Manual Setup button at the bottom of the screen. The airport will show in the left column with a name. Click on rescan if it doesnвЂ™t, but then wait a few seconds for it to show back up. The airport will disappear from the Utility and after a few seconds will show up again. If you are doing a reset of an airport that has been set up previously, use a ballpoint pen, paperclip or similar object to hold in the small reset button that is left of the WAN port on the backside of the airport (may be in a different location depending on model). With the Utility open, your airport should now show up in the left column. Also plug in the power cord on the airport.

Plug the cable into the circular WAN port on the airport. Plug an Ethernet cable into your Mac computer and the other end into the Apple Airport. Open the Airport Utility to begin managing your airport(s). Do a Google search for the 5.5.2 version of the AirPort Utility and then download it.

Download the AirPort Utility onto your Mac.