Hello!
Is it possible to set up port forwarding (add or remove rules) on my Airport Express without having to use the Ariport Admin Utility? More importantly, I'd like a way to administrate my network settings without having to constantly restart the router. The Airport Express takes a rather long time to restart, unlike the Airport Extreme Base Station. Also, I'm running servers that don't like to go down every time I make a change to the network settings!
I'm familiar with the basics of using Terminal. If there are command line programs/scripts I can run to administrate my home network, I'd love to have them handy. From what I understand, Airport Express has SNMP support. I've never used SNMP though and I'm not sure of the most direct way to take advantage of it.
I'm using Mac OS 10.4.2 (w/ a bash shell) and I have the latest Airport software installed on my brand new Express.
Thanks a bunch,
Wes
Is it possible to set up port forwarding (add or remove rules) on my Airport Express without having to use the Ariport Admin Utility? More importantly, I'd like a way to administrate my network settings without having to constantly restart the router. The Airport Express takes a rather long time to restart, unlike the Airport Extreme Base Station. Also, I'm running servers that don't like to go down every time I make a change to the network settings!
I'm familiar with the basics of using Terminal. If there are command line programs/scripts I can run to administrate my home network, I'd love to have them handy. From what I understand, Airport Express has SNMP support. I've never used SNMP though and I'm not sure of the most direct way to take advantage of it.
I'm using Mac OS 10.4.2 (w/ a bash shell) and I have the latest Airport software installed on my brand new Express.
Thanks a bunch,
Wes