Saint Cloud, Minnesota, where the weather is wonderful even when it isn't.Apple today released AirPort Utility 5.5.2 for Mac and AirPort Utility 5.5.2 for Windows which each contain bug fixes and improvements, including the following: Just doing our small part to support the economic recovery. And I also bought a couple of eight port TRENDnet 8-Port Gigabit Ethernet GREENnet Switches (I missed the two $25 Amazon deals and ended up paying $33 each.) My Xsense has four ports and I have a 10/100 eight port switch - all 12 ports are being used so it seemed like a good time to add a few more ports and two eight port gigabit switches are cheaper than any 16 port gigabit switch I could find. Neither the old Base station nor the router support B2MM. I grabbed the old utility from another machine and fortunately it still works just fine in Leopard.īut it will shortly matter little to me because a couple of days ago I bought the latest Airport Base (MC340LL/A A1354) on eBay (used, shipped for $95, hasn't arrived yet) which will replace my dozen year old Xsense router and the graphite base because we wanted to use Back to My Mac on MobileMe with our family's four new iPhone 4's. And the install deleted the old utility that worked just fine. I recently updated my G5 to Leopard and lost the ability to administer the base from my wired connection with the Airport Utility that was installed (vs. Make sure the Airport wireless device you want to set up is plugged in and in range of your computer, and then click rescan to try again.' I just can't access it to administer it.įortunately I have Tiger on my MacBook Pro 2.16 which I can still use to wirelessly administer the base station. The utility gives me: 'Airport Utility was unable to find any Airport wireless devices.

The MBA is connected to the graphite base via WiFi said connection works just fine. And it still can't administer my original Airport Base Station any better than the last version (5.5.1).

Airport utility 5.5.2