Apple today released AirPort Extreme Update 2007-003 which is recommended for all Intel-based Macintosh computers and includes compatibility updates for certain third-party access points configured to use WPA or WPA2 security.
System Requirements:
• Mac OS X 10.4.8 or later
• Intel-based Macintosh
• AirPort Extreme Update 2007-002
AirPort Extreme Update 2007-003 is available via Software update and also as a standalone installer.
More info and download link (3MB) here.
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Can anyone post if this fixes compatibility problems with broadcom based routers (like the linksys wrt350n)? I want one that I can put DD-WRT on.
I would like somebody from Apple to confirm or advise that AirPort Extreme is safe from wi-fi crooks. i.e people who access the web via your wi-fi to avoid leaving a trace on their computers of where they have been.
Crabapple,
As far as I know, there is no way to hack a Mac wifi connection without the password. As long as you have WPA activated on your Airport base station, you’re fine.
Anyone?
Anyone seems to be me…?
Anyway, there’s a good way to protect a wlan”
1. Setup a closed network
2. Use mac address filter
3. Use WPA/WPA2 encryption
Either somebody tries hard to connect to your wlan or leaves you alone choosing one of thousand other networks without protection to surf for free. All 3 features used together are not to crack(?). Did anybody have success so far?
Anyone there to continue?
@ Crabapple: Let us know in case Apple drops you a line…
This update combined with the QT 7.1.6 update makes emptying the Trash blazingly fast.
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bbc.news.co.uk had an article on how crap WEP is. But i can’t figure out how to enable WPA on my new BookPro. I mean I know were all the options are but it doesn’ t let me (greyed out) or says I’m not supported ??? Anyone know a good help guide.
By the way MDN. That flashing ‘YOU WON’ animation on the right is not good design practice. And garanteed I can com back in 2 weeks and I’ll still be the 999,999th visitor.
Thanks for posting the crappy link @ 3:36am with my name, whoever that was.
Kenny
Your router needs to support WPA before your Mac can connect using WPA.
Check your router settings…dare I say it?? Read the user guide
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Cheers
LG.