Airport 2.0 Released
woohoo!
all i want though is support for a PPPoE Software Base Station under OS X...
taken from macnn:
AirPort 2.0 adds AOL, 128-bit support
Apple today released AirPort 2.0 software as well as an updated AirPort base station. Version 2.0 of the software supports AOL 5.0 (US only), 128-bit encryption, CISCO Leap clients, integrated firewall protection, and RADIUS support for centrally manage user access control. (Note that encryption for original AirPort Base Stations will remain 40-bit, while AirPort cards are updated to support 128-bit encryption via firmware.) Apple is also shipping new AirPort Base stations that support up to 128-bit encryption, offer two Ethernet ports, and support up to 50 users on a single base station. [Website updated, but software not available online nor via OS X; use OS 9 control panel]
all i want though is support for a PPPoE Software Base Station under OS X...
taken from macnn:
AirPort 2.0 adds AOL, 128-bit support
Apple today released AirPort 2.0 software as well as an updated AirPort base station. Version 2.0 of the software supports AOL 5.0 (US only), 128-bit encryption, CISCO Leap clients, integrated firewall protection, and RADIUS support for centrally manage user access control. (Note that encryption for original AirPort Base Stations will remain 40-bit, while AirPort cards are updated to support 128-bit encryption via firmware.) Apple is also shipping new AirPort Base stations that support up to 128-bit encryption, offer two Ethernet ports, and support up to 50 users on a single base station. [Website updated, but software not available online nor via OS X; use OS 9 control panel]
Comments
Mac Guru
Any way, does anyone know if your Mac will still connect to your 'old' base station after upgrading it to 2.0?
I'm a little wary of upgrading, only to find out my 'old' base station is unable to see my Mac.
<strong>I can't get the update for some reason (I'm in Mac OS X 10.1 w/Security Update).</strong><hr></blockquote>
Try again. It is available via Software Update under X now as well.
[quote]<strong>Any way, does anyone know if your Mac will still connect to your 'old' base station after upgrading it to 2.0?</strong><hr></blockquote>
I just did the upgrade to 2.0. The update also includes new software for the base station. The install requires a restart of your Mac, but apparently not of the base station. Interesting. So far it's working just fine for me.
Escher
(with a 2-year old base station)
<strong>The install requires a restart of your Mac, but apparently not of the base station. Interesting. So far it's working just fine for me.
Escher
(with a 2-year old base station)</strong><hr></blockquote>
The new v2.0 of the AirPort Admin Utility uploaded new software to my base station and restarted it.
Btw. a bug where the AirPort connection was lost after sleep is now fixed