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[Scott Holtzman]

Airport express, no switch and only a single LAN port so I would need to use some other WAP. I saw at least one other post stating that the Soundcraft Ui did not provide an I.P. address so the data had to be entered manually. Sorry to annoy you by using incorrect terminology, I'm just an audio guy.

It's not a matter of annoyance, need to make sure you are understanding the moving parts.

I don't know of any WAP's that have switches so just run you airport in bridge mode and hook up the airport LAN interface and the Ui and the other device to the switch.

[Stan Shields]

It's not a matter of annoyance, need to make sure you are understanding the moving parts.

I don't know of any WAP's that have switches so just run you airport in bridge mode and hook up the airport LAN interface and the Ui and the other device to the switch.

Will do, thanks for all the good info Scott.

[Tom Burgess]

It's not a matter of annoyance, need to make sure you are understanding the moving parts.

I don't know of any WAP's that have switches so just run you airport in bridge mode and hook up the airport LAN interface and the Ui and the other device to the switch.

Is this roughly what you're talking about?

[Stan Shields]

Is this roughly what you're talking about?

Yeah, that's what I had in mind, unless I can find a WAP with a switch built in. Fewer boxes is better, I started using the Airport express because of it's size and lack of an external antenna, I hate to add more boxes...

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