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Newbie here, have a few questions for our time capsule set up in the yearbook room at school...
We have:
2 x 27" iMac (new-intel)
1 x 21.5" iMac (new-intel)
6 x 20" iMac (intel)
3 x 15" iMac (powerpc)
2 x Macbook Pro (intel)
All except for the two new machines and laptops are running Leopard as the new machines are running Snow Leopard. We just got our brand new 1TB Time Capsule to replace our old windows based server as it was not compatible with snow leopard.
After a few headaches this afternoon with CS3 and the time capsule, I have the time capsule set up to run on our local network, accessible at 10.0.3.251, and the wireless mode off. This setup finally worked so the time capsule can act as a server.
Our LAN that we have in the room is just between the computers, however it does have an input from the schools network that, if plugged in, can make the internet "live". Regardless this isn't affecting operation.
My question is, is there any way I can use the "wireless access" feature of the Time Capsule (for laptop access) without setting up a wireless apple network? It REALLY irks me that apple uses Airport Utility to set this up instead of its own utility. I just want to be able to have a "server" without broadcasting a new network. Any advice?
Thanks
We have:
2 x 27" iMac (new-intel)
1 x 21.5" iMac (new-intel)
6 x 20" iMac (intel)
3 x 15" iMac (powerpc)
2 x Macbook Pro (intel)
All except for the two new machines and laptops are running Leopard as the new machines are running Snow Leopard. We just got our brand new 1TB Time Capsule to replace our old windows based server as it was not compatible with snow leopard.
After a few headaches this afternoon with CS3 and the time capsule, I have the time capsule set up to run on our local network, accessible at 10.0.3.251, and the wireless mode off. This setup finally worked so the time capsule can act as a server.
Our LAN that we have in the room is just between the computers, however it does have an input from the schools network that, if plugged in, can make the internet "live". Regardless this isn't affecting operation.
My question is, is there any way I can use the "wireless access" feature of the Time Capsule (for laptop access) without setting up a wireless apple network? It REALLY irks me that apple uses Airport Utility to set this up instead of its own utility. I just want to be able to have a "server" without broadcasting a new network. Any advice?
Thanks