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Multiple AirPort Extremes to extend network
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<blockquote data-quote="baggss" data-source="post: 488281" data-attributes="member: 6762"><p>Since the Airport Extreme is the main base station, you would set it as an extension of that. The upside is that by default it will also be an extension of the other Airport Express and can actually access the main base station via that if it needs to. In other words, any base station can access any other base station to get the signal needed to get the required devices on-line.</p><p></p><p>Remember if you use MAC addressing, you need to set all of the base stations (express and extreme) up with the other addresses so they can all connect to one another.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="baggss, post: 488281, member: 6762"] Since the Airport Extreme is the main base station, you would set it as an extension of that. The upside is that by default it will also be an extension of the other Airport Express and can actually access the main base station via that if it needs to. In other words, any base station can access any other base station to get the signal needed to get the required devices on-line. Remember if you use MAC addressing, you need to set all of the base stations (express and extreme) up with the other addresses so they can all connect to one another. [/QUOTE]
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