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Enable Internet Access Through Aria extreme(continued)

 

4.

 Quit the Internet Access application; you should now be able 

to access the Internet through the Aria extreme (provided you 
are within range of a base station or access point).

 

5.

 In the right corner of the menu 

bar at the top of the screen, you 
will see the AirPort status indica-
tor 

(Figure 15)

. This icon indicates 

signal strength of your selected net-
work; click on the icon and choose 
items to change settings and open 
the Internet Access application.

Configure Your PowerBook
Part 4 - Create a Computer to Computer Network

You can create a network of two or more computers and share fi les, 
so long as each is equipped with a 802.11b or 802.11g wireless LAN 
card, such as the Aria extreme.

 

1.

 From the Apple Menu, select System Preferences.

 

2.

 Click on the Sharing icon in the middle of the window, and 

then click the Start button under “File Sharing Off” 

(Figure 16)

.

Figure 15

Create a Computer to Computer Network (continued)

 

3.

 Close System Preferences.

 

4.

 Click on the AirPort status icon 

and select “Create Network…” 

(Figure 17)

.

 

5.

 Enter the required information, 

including the name you choose 
for the Computer to Computer 
network, and then click OK 

(Figure 18)

. Note that you must 

use the same name and channel 
settings for the other computer.

Configure Your PowerBook
Part 3 - Enable Internet Access Using Aria extreme

In order to access the Internet through the Aria extreme, you will 
need to change settings in the Internet Connect application.

 

1.

 Launch the Internet Connect application (located in the 

Applications folder).

 

2.

 Click on the Confi guration drop-down menu and select 

AirPort 

(Figure 13)

.

 

3.

 After selecting AirPort, you will see basic information regard-

ing your setup 

(Figure 14)

. If it is not checked, click the box 

next to “Show AirPort status in menu bar.”

Figure 13

Figure 14

Figure 17

Figure 16

Figure 18

Configure Your PowerBook
Part 2 - Set Network Settings

 

1.

 From the Apple Menu, select System Preferences.

 

2.

 Click on the Network icon at the top of the window, and then 

select AirPort from the Show: drop-down menu 

(Figure 11)

.

 

3.

 Click on the AirPort tab to reveal and adjust settings 

(Figure 12)

.

Figure 11

Figure 12

Summary of Contents for Aria extreme

Page 1: ...Port network and proceed as usual the Aria extreme overrides the internal AirPort card Figure 3 Note In order to use the internal AirPort card again you must either shut down your PowerBook and eject the Aria extreme or eject the card and restart your machine Until you do one of the preceding the internal card will remain disabled Introduction This user s guide explains how to install and configur...

Page 2: ...ntinue Figure 7 Figure 8 Figure 9 Figure 10 Configure Your PowerBook Part 1 Enable AirPort on Your PowerBook Because the Aria extreme uses Apple AirPort driver software config uring your system to work with the card is very simple 1 Confirm your PowerBook is running Mac OS X Version 10 2 6 or later and is using AirPort 3 1 or later if necessary update the software using Software Update in System P...

Page 3: ...e System Preferences 4 Click on the AirPort status icon and select Create Network Figure 17 5 Enter the required information including the name you choose for the Computer to Computer network and then click OK Figure 18 Note that you must use the same name and channel settings for the other computer Configure Your PowerBook Part 3 Enable Internet Access Using Aria extreme In order to access the In...

Page 4: ...s following the date of original purchase For complete warranty information go to www sonnettech com support warranty Contacting Customer Service The Sonnet web site located at www sonnettech com has the most current support information and technical updates Before you call Sonnet Customer Service please check our web site for the latest updates and online support files and check your user s guide...

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