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Mac OS X and wireless network

Monday, 9 November 2009 23:35 by Mike

This article describes how to connect using WiFi technology to wireless network on Macintosh computers. Connecting to a wireless network it is very easy in Mac OS but if you have not used it before you might encounter trouble. Follow these steps in order to configure you Mac to automatically connect to wireless network:

1. First of all before connecting to any wireless network you need to make sure that AirPort is enabled in your Mac.

2. Click on "Apple Button" (at the left corner) and choose "System Preferences", then "Network".

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3. In the open window click on "AirPort", thne "Configure".

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4. Choose "AirPort" tab and make sure that "Show AirPort status in menu bar" is enabled. Then close network settings.

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5. When the "AirPort" is enabled, click on its icon located on your manu bar, then the list of available wireless networks appears. Select the network you would like to connect.

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6. In case if wireless network is secured you will be promted to enter a password if not you will be connected automatically after selecting network.

 

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7. After connection is established AirPort icon will be changed to a solid black.

 

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