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Post your Airport Network Setup

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Apr 15, 2011
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Hi Guys.

I'm about to expand my Airport network with a couple of Airport Extremes, right now though my network looks pretty boring.

I'm curious to see how complicated/extensive some networks are.


To get the ball rolling, here's my screenshot :)

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Here's mine.

The basic objective is to have two wifi and two Ethernet access points. One on each end of the house.
 

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Used to have another Express, but I sold it after I realised it wasn't needed.
 

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I have none, don't really need one either at this point.
My D-Link is still fast and I don't see the AirPort having a bigger range.

I'm still on my network 200m away from home, but 2nd floor: no. :eek:
 

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I like the sexiness of the Airport but I have to wallmount it and that is not possible with the Airport (although now there's probably a ridiculously overpriced bracket available).

My D-Link has the same specs...decent looks and most importantly: wallmountability.
 
GermanyChris said:
Your not the only person who see's no value in Airport..
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Why no value? I'd have one if it wasn't such a pain and nearly impossible to add my own router to my ISP's modem/router combo.

I know they're a lot more expensive than a basic Linksys router that's fine for most people, but it does have a lot more features.
 
davidg4781 said:
Why no value? I'd have one if it wasn't such a pain and nearly impossible to add my own router to my ISP's modem/router combo.

I know they're a lot more expensive than a basic Linksys router that's fine for most people, but it does have a lot more features.
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Like?
 
Not mine, but saw this on Reddit. A home theater installer was asked to cover a 30,000 sqft house with wifi, this is how they did it.

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STidrvr said:
Not mine, but saw this on Reddit. A home theater installer was asked to cover a 30,000 sqft house with wifi, this is how they did it.

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I wonder if the routers are all connected via copper (ethernet) or wirelessly. I would hope copper because that would be one slow network.
 
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