Free airport software for mac

AirPort Radar is a convenient and free tool for quickly scanning the area for AirPort and other wireless networks.
Main features:
- Signal Strength at a Glance: Visual signal meters tell you the strength of the AirPort signal for an easy-to-read radar screen.
- Sortable Network List: Click on a category to sort the list of networks by that category. Click on the radio waves symbol to sort by signal strength.
- Connect to Open Networks: By simply clicking on the name you can connect to any network that is not password protected.
- Remember Lost Networks: When a network falls "below radar" it wont disappear from your radar screen right away. This is particularly useful when a network is right on the threshold - with AirPort Radar it wont jump on and off the radar screen, it will just turn grey temporarily while it is too weak to connect to. You can choose how many scans a lost network stays on-screen with the "Scan Memory" setting on the back side of the widget.
- Auto-Resizing for Various List Lengths: The AirPort Radar widget will automatically resize itself to accomodate longer or shorter lists of wireless networks.
System requirements:
- An AirPort card, a MacWireless 11g PC card or 11g PCI card.

AirPort Utility is the simple to use, setup and management utility for AirPort Express, AirPort Extreme and Time Capsule. You can easily customize all these products.
Use AirPort Utility to setup and configure the following products:
- AirPort Express Base Station
- AirPort Extreme Base Station
- Time Capsule

Enhancements
- An issue causing AirPort Utility to be unable to read certain AirPort wireless device configurations.
- An issue causing AirPort Utility to sometimes be unable to discover an AirPort wireless device when Back To My Mac is enabled.
- An issue causing AirPort Utility to sometimes be unable to download firmware.
- An issue causing AirPort Utility to not correctly import Access Control Lists created in AirPort Admin Utility 4.x
- Added the ability in AirPort Utility to show all wireless passwords in the "Equivalent Network Password" sheet.

Apple AirPort Express will auto launch when downloaded, and will offer the opportunity to update a number of base stations.
It addresses reliability and resolves issues with AirTunes, AirPort compatibility, and issues with some third party Routers.
Enhancements:
- Resolves issue with Audio dropout when playing to AirPort Express with AirTunes
- Resolves issue with Wireless Disabled mode for AirPort Express
- Resolves issue with AirPort Extreme LAN Performance
- Resolves issue when enabling AOL Parental Controls
- Resolves issue with wireless internet access through AirPort via some PPPoA DSL Routers
- Improved reliability when printing through AirPort base stations
- Improved support for RADIUS servers
- Improved support for Network Time Servers (NTP) for AirPort when using an IP addresses
- Resolves issue with vulnerability to Denial of Service Attacks (bonk).

Apple AOL Extras for Airport contains support files needed for AOL connections. Enclosed are two connection files and a PDF file with instructions for installation. These are support files needed for AOL connections.

Apple AirPort Update 2006-001 fixes reliability and resolves AirPort compatibility issues with certain third party 802.11 cards and access points for Mac OS X v10.4.3 and later.

NOTE : Apple has released two updates affecting Airport; you only need install one, following the guide below, or by using the Software Update utility (available in the Apple menu). Your OS build number can be found by choosing "About This Mac" in the Apple menu, and clicking once on "Version 10.x"

AirPort Update 2006-001 will install on the following systems:
Mac OS X v10.4.7 Builds 8J2135 or 8J2135a

Security Update 2006-005 will install on the following systems:
Mac OS X v10.3.9
Mac OS X Server v10.3.9
Mac OS X v10.4.7 Builds 8J135, 8K1079, 8K1106, 8K1123, or 8K1124
Mac OS X Server v10.4.7 Builds 8J135 or 8K1079

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.3 or later,
• AirPort 3.4 or later.