Internet Through AirPort Express?

[Callumpy]

I Have a apple air port express in my bedroom and i want to connect a computer to it by ethernet so it can connect to the internet through the AirPort, is this possible?

[ntluser]

Originally Posted by Callumpy

I Have a apple air port express in my bedroom and i want to connect a computer to it by ethernet so it can connect to the internet through the AirPort, is this possible?

Not sure what you mean. How do you connect to the internet at the moment?

Airport Express lets you connect laptops wirelessly with your modem and then from there onto the internet., so you have to have an ethernet connection to the internet already.

If you are thinking of connecting wirelessly direct to the internet you will probably have to sign up with an ISP who provides a wireless internet service in your area.

[Jonnymeg]

If you already have a wireless router you can get your Airport express to connect to that wirelessly and then feed that internet connection to a computer connected to the ethernet port.
I used to do this with an old imac that could not connect wirelessly.

[Callumpy]

Heres My Layout:
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I was hoping to wire a PC up to the Airport via Ethernet to connect to the internet

Originally Posted by Callumpy

Heres My Layout:


I was hoping to wire a PC up to the Airport via Ethernet to connect to the internet

If you're lucky, puberty will hit soon, then you will find something else to do with your time............

[Callumpy]

Originally Posted by foreverwar

If you're lucky, puberty will hit soon, then you will find something else to do with your time............

puberty hit a few years ago, and also, what else is there to do?

anywere i go is over populated by chavs

[Jonnymeg]

Originally Posted by Callumpy

Heres My Layout:
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I was hoping to wire a PC up to the Airport via Ethernet to connect to the internet

Yes you can do this but make sure you have the airport express set to NOT distribute ip's as this will be done by your router. I used the same set up for a while.