Airport extreme change router mac address

#Airport extreme change router mac address for mac os x#
#Airport extreme change router mac address update#

It may or may not already be set up that way depending on how you have things set up now. If anyone can shed some light as to how this should work, and what I need to change, it would be appreciated. The AirPort Extreme must be set up in a Router Mode of 'Off (Bridge Mode)' when it connects to another router on the network. however, upon signing on, AOL cannot seem to recoginze or connect to the TCP/IP connection.

#Airport extreme change router mac address for mac os x#

AOL for Mac OS X says that to enable this connection to work, a TCP/IP connection must be established and then modified to include the cable modem. Link-local addresses for IPv4 are defined in the address block 169.254.0. Easily access network information such as IP address, DNS servers, and router address.

#Airport extreme change router mac address update#

Restart or restore a base station, or update the firmware on a base station when available. is connected to our home network, with the WPA key enabled AirPort Utility works with all Apple 802.11n and 802.11ac Wi-Fi base stations, including AirPort Express, AirPort Extreme, and AirPort Time Capsule. UPnP - enabled (heard this worked, too, but don't know exactly what it does) MAC filter enabled (have entered Airport MAC ID) Here are the settings on the router and the Airport Extreme wireless card as of right now:Д¬onnection type: DHCP (Automatic Config.) - *Note: I have heard that AOL uses PPPoE for this setting instead, but upon using this setting, the PC desktop computer that is wired to the router would not sign on to AOL. I have heard many ways to try and fix the process and have tried some, but have not been able to do it correctly (I still cannot access the Internet or sign on to AOL). After calling all three (who blamed each other), I got nowhere, although the Linksys tech support gave me extra DNS server numbers - which did nothing but aggravate the process.ДЄfter doing more research, I found that many people have had the same problem with accessing the Internet on the WRT54G router. My PB (as well as my previous laptop) are the only wireless computers on the network.ДЄt first, I thought that maybe something was wrong with either the router, the computer, or our ISP (AOL). At home, I have a cable line connected to a Linksys WRT54G router, to which one desktop computer (PC) is connected to by wire. Ever since I brought it home, I have not been able to access the Internet at all. I just bought my 12' PowerBook (with Airport Extreme wireless card, using 'Tiger' OS X) about a week ago.