Re: [Wirelessdriver-support] Can't run Airport Setup Assistant

[<ro...@sp...>]

Taken from the Airport Help file (one of OS X many hidden features) :

If you forget the base station or network password, you can reset your=20=

AirPort Base Station and reassign it.

To reset the base station:

While the base station is plugged in, insert the end of a straightened=20=

paper clip into the small hole on the back of the base station. Press=20
and hold for 1 second. The AirPort Base Station and network passwords=20
are reset to "public."

Use the AirPort tab in the AirPort Admin Utility to change passwords=20
and rename your base station.
=A0
If you do not make your changes within 5 minutes, you must reset the=20
base station again.


//Rob

On torsdag, mar 27, 2003, at 20:55 Europe/Stockholm, Michael Mell wrote:

> The FAQ at
> http://wirelessdriver.sourceforge.net/faq.html#airport
> says:
> > The Airport Admin Utility works fine with our driver.
> > The Airport Setup Assistant and Internet Connect App
> > do not work with the WirelessDriver(see below for workaround).
>
> The workaround mentioned seems to apply only to the Internet Connect=20=

> App.
>
> In order to run the Airport Admin Utility, I need a password. It seems=20=

> the password is set in the Setup Assistant.
>
> How can I set the Airport Basestation password without the Setup=20
> Assistant?
>
> This is on a G3 Powerbook, Lomard, with OS10.2.
>
> Many thanks,
> mike
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