[Sinemacula]

I know that the software base station can be configured in 10.0.4 with a little work, but what I'd really like to know is whether 10.1 will bring software base station configuration to the Airport Utility.

I have searched the boards, but didn't find anything other than the instructions for doing it using the terminal.

Thanks,

[ 09-06-2001: Message edited by: Sinemacula ]

[greener]

I'm running 5F24, and the Base Station utility that comes with it runs flawlessly. I imagine 10.1 will come with the same one in 5F24 or an even newer one.

[iloveOSX]

thanks. i too was wondering. great news.

[Sinemacula]

Originally posted by greener:
<STRONG>I'm running 5F24, and the Base Station utility that comes with it runs flawlessly. I imagine 10.1 will come with the same one in 5F24 or an even newer one.</STRONG>

Just to clarify, this is a software base station that you're able to set up, as vs. an actual base station unit?

Thanks,
Sinemac

[ 09-06-2001: Message edited by: Sinemacula ]

[piracy]

No, no software base station. Of course you can still set it up per the instructions floating around.

By the way, how can you have 1.1GB of RAM?

[Sinemacula]

Originally posted by piracy:
<STRONG>No, no software base station. Of course you can still set it up per the instructions floating around.</STRONG>

That's not what I was hoping to hear.

<STRONG>By the way, how can you have 1.1GB of RAM?</STRONG>

Well, technically, it's 1.152GB (512+512+128).

[greener]

Sorry, my bad, I was talking about a hardware base station. Sorry to get your hopes up. I don't think 10.1 will have the software capability built in. You can easily do it with the firewall stuff packaged with Darwin.

[SpeedRacer]

Sorry, SW ABS was something i was hoping would make it looks like 10.1 final does not have this functionality accessible via a pre-installed software package (this is not to prevent a 3rd party app from accomplishing the same thing) Other than this though Airport integration is very slick.

Speed