How do i log on to air port extreme with a pc

how do i log on to airport extreme with a pc

Can you explain what your mean by "Log on to airport extreme" ?
If you just want to join the network so you can surf the Internet, get mail, etc., you would join the network just like you would with any type of Windows computer.
If you mean how to log onto the airport extreme so you can change the settings and administer the network, then you would need Airport Utility for Windows...
See this Apple download:
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1391

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    In most cable systems, the router you have will plug into your modem and just work automatically. A NAT (Network Address Translation) router takes your external IP and hands out LAN (Local Area Network) based IPs. All of the devices you are working with right now should handle the change automatically unless you've changed from the default automatic configuration.
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  • My mac won't automatically log on to air port extreme

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  • Can I use my old AIr Port Extreme with my new Mac Pro with Lion installed? It has worked well with the G-4 that I'm replacing.

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    I'm smarter now. It worked fine.

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  • How to get telnet to work on Air-port Extreme

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    Sinding, Welcome to the discussion area!
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  • HT4522 Sounds fine but how do I add partitions in air port utility

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  • How do i identify what devices are connected to 101, 102, etc on my air port extreme?

    How do i identify what devices are connected to 101, 102, etc on my air port extreme?

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  • Air Port Extrem: How to switch on / off automatically time based ?

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    The AirPorts do not have a feature to control power-on/power-off the base station itself, although, you can control access to it based on time. For what you are looking for, you may want to consider using a timer which you can plug the AirPort into.

  • How to turn on encryption in air port utility

    how to turn on encrytion in air port utility for air port extreme.the instruction say to go to airport utility to turn it on but I can't see how.

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  • Time capsule 1st generation - extension with air port extreme

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    Need a bit more info.
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  • Help needed setting up IP Cameras for remote access using Air Port Extreme

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    That manual page is not fully correct. There is written:
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    Public TCP Port(s): <enter the appropriate TCP port value(s)>
    Private IP Address: <enter the reserved IP address of the host device (from step 1)>
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    Private TCP Port(s): <enter the same Public TCP Ports or your choice>
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    Public TCP Port(s): <enter unique TCP Ports of your choice>
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  • Inability to Make use of Air Port Extreme

    I'm a new Mac Book user who purchased an Air Port Extreme card side-by-side with my Mac Book in hopes that I would be able to use the card to extend my wireless range for the purposes of use at University.
    I have had my Mac Book at home for 3 more days than the Air Port Extreme card, as it arrived via a different shipping company, and have thus far been loving the seamlesness of my internet connectivity. Today, the Air Port Extreme card arrived, and being inexperienced with computers as I am, I assumed there would be a place on the Mac Book itself to plug it in. However, discovering the fact that I was so obviously wrong, I did some exploration in the user manual and found out that if one ordered the card with their lap top, it was apparently installed. So, my first question is:
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    Hello Eli Cyment. Welcome to the Apple Discussions!
    I have had my Mac Book at home for 3 more days than the Air Port Extreme card, as it arrived via a different shipping company, and have thus far been loving the seamlesness of my internet connectivity. Today, the Air Port Extreme card arrived, and being inexperienced with computers as I am, I assumed there would be a place on the Mac Book itself to plug it in.
    All of the new MacBooks come with an AirPort Extreme card built-in so, unfortunately, ordering the card was unnecessary.
    Do I have a physical use for this Air Port Extreme card with my Mac Book, or perhaps have I ordered it under the false assumption that I'd be able to use it with my Mac Book?
    No, and Yes.
    "In order to use the AirPort Setup Assistant your AirPort card must be enabled and AirPort needs to be turned on and set to use DHCP. Click OK if you would like to change these settings, or Skip if you would like to configure AirPort Base Stations using ethernet."
    This is basically telling you that the AirPort Setup Assistant required that the AirPort card be enabled in order to use it to setup an AirPort base station. Do you currently have and are using an AirPort base station for your Internet access?
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  • Multicast (IGMP) in new  air port extreme??

    multicast (IGMP) in new  air port extreme??

    You can get to IGMP settings going to AirPort utility. In network tab there are extended network options tab then enable IGMP tracking (or something like this, I don't know how it named in english version)
    Ed.
    But! If you enable this option, this won't get multicast to you.
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    Message was edited by: A1l3

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