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Part III: Installing a <strong>Wireless</strong> Network<br />

8. The next panel you see at this step depends on the choice you make in<br />

Step 7. After you enter the appropriate information, click the Continue<br />

button:<br />

• LAN, or Broadband Using Static IP or DHCP: If you choose either<br />

a LAN or a broadband (cable modem or DSL) connection that<br />

doesn’t use PPPoE, the Ethernet Access panel presents the option<br />

to use DHCP or to assign a static IP address. If your ISP has<br />

assigned you a static IP address — along with other values, such<br />

as subnet mask, router address, domain name, and DHCP client<br />

name — you have to enter this data if it isn’t automatically copied<br />

from your computer.<br />

• Broadband Using PPPoE: If you select the Cable Modem or DSL<br />

Using PPPoE option, the PPPoE Access panel presents text boxes<br />

for entering an account name, password, and other account information<br />

sometimes required by PPPoE providers. Again, in most<br />

cases, this information is automatically copied from your computer.<br />

9. In the Network Name and Password panel that appears, enter the<br />

name and password you want to use for your wireless network, and<br />

then click the Continue button.<br />

10. In the base station Password panel, use the network password or<br />

assign a different password for changing the settings on your base<br />

station.<br />

If you’re the only person who will configure the computers on the network,<br />

using the same one in both places is probably the easiest.<br />

However, if you plan to share the network password with other users,<br />

assign a different password to the base station so that only you can<br />

change the base station’s settings.<br />

11. Click the Continue button.<br />

You see a Conclusion panel, which informs you that the Setup Assistant<br />

is ready to set up your base station.<br />

12. Click the Continue button.<br />

After the Setup Assistant downloads the new settings to the base station,<br />

it displays a message that it’s waiting for the base station to reset.<br />

As soon as the base station resets, the Setup Assistant displays a panel<br />

announcing that it’s finished and that it has been able to configure this<br />

computer to connect to the Internet.<br />

13. Click the Done button to close the AirPort Setup Assistant.

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