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I ran the router for hours during testing and the AirPort never warmed up a bit. There is just enough space for air to circulate via the eight vents at the bottom. Now you may think it odd to have the fan at the bottom of a router, but actually, the router does not sit flush to a surface. The only other LED is a teeny-tiny one on the front which provides overall device status (amber color indicates the device is not connected or setup, or some other issue is going on, and green indicates online and all is good).Īt the bottom of the router is the device's fan and cooling system. There are three Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports on the back, a Gigabit WAN port, a USB 2.0 port (for printer and external hard drive sharing), and a power port. Still, those with a love for Apple's design-and hassle-free setup-will no doubt be happy with this attractive piece of hardware. Also, power users and those who need to get very granular with their wireless networks will likely want to look to other dual-band routers with more advanced capabilities. Add in dead-simple setup and it's a sure bet the new AirPort will delight many, despite the fact that the AirPort is not among the fastest pre-draft 802.11ac routers we've tested in 11ac mode. It's no surprise that the device is about as gorgeous as a router can get and that it has decent throughput (excellent at the 2.4GHz band, actually), not only with the 802.11ac-supported 13-and 11- inch MacBook Air's ( at Amazon) (Opens in a new window) wireless adapters, but with Windows systems, too. Instead, the new AirPort is a mini-tower-designed to maximize wireless performance.

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Slow data transfer rate between USB connected HDD and new MacBook Air.Īpple's newest AirPort Extreme Base Station model A1521 (and the related Time Capsule) doesn't just represent an 802.11ac upgrade its latest router also underwent a complete redesign.

No granular control over Wi-Fi network.

Throughput trails leading 802.11ac routers in 11ac mode.

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Hopefully with these tips, you’ll now have a hold on how to set up your AirPort and be routing like a champ. Note that other AirPort models may have different settings for their different features. The Restore Defaults will let you reset your device to factory defaults. The Restart Base Station button will restart your AirPort if issues arise. The Add WPS Printer button will let you add a Wi-Fi printer to your network.

However, there are a few buttons of note here. The Advanced section contains some of the router settings that may be best tackled by advanced users who know what they are doing. Consider using an alternate set of DNS servers. You can set up a static IP address or a PPPoE connection if necessary, and add in your own custom DNS server options, which may be faster than the ones your ISP provides. Internet Connection lets you configure how your AirPort connects to the internet. This setting will not affect AirPlay transmission over the entire network, just for audio output from a compatible device.

AirPlay can also be disabled if you don’t use the audio output. This is where the joining another wi-fi network setting comes in handy: an AirPort Express can be used as an AirPlay audio receiver with an output to powered speakers. The AirPlay setting for devices with an audio output allows you to configure what the audio output is used for. The Guest Network setting will create a private network that will be separate from your main network that has its own security settings.

Network allows you to choose the Wi-Fi mode, whether you’d like to create a wireless network, join another device’s wi-fi network (which can be used to share internet from another router, or to use your AirPort as a wireless ethernet bridge), extend a wireless network (to extend the range of another AirPort device), or to turn wi-fi off entirely if you just want to use Ethernet. This is different from the wireless network password.

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The Base Station option lets you configure the name of your AirPort, and to change the hardware password to it. Depending on which AirPort you use, your settings listed here may vary. This will take you to the screen where you can edit various setting sfor your device. To edit the router’s settings, tap Edit in the upper-right corner. Tap on yours.įrom here, you can view the connection that your device has to the internet, its IP address, the firmware version, the name and basic information about the wireless network, the MAC addresses of connected clients, and other hardware info. Launching the app will show all nearby AirPort devices, with images representing which model they are.