In AirPort Utility v.6.3.2, what is the menu item "Restore Default Settings…" I see under "Base Station" and does it relate to a soft, hard, or factory default reset? Thank you.
In AirPort Utility, what is the menu item “Restore Default Settings”
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Apple express would be your best/cheaper option than getting another extreme. You could use third party hardware, but the results are inconsistent as Apples bridging is slightly different to the standard.
You could use power line networking if you wanted to extended it further than the current wireless network provides. This assumes you're on the same phase of power and wanted to pony up the extra cash.
I've got a multi-AirPort network set up, and only the AirPort that handles DHCP will allow me to see names. Under the DHCP Clients tab, there is a column for "Client Name":
I'd suspect that you're correct in thinking that by running in bridge mode, it won't show this information.
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According to AirPort Utility 6.x: Reset your base station, it will reset your base station to Apple factory settings, meaning that you will lose your current setup and it'll be just as if you were setting it up for the first time out of the box.
Use this option if you're having issues with your base station and nothing else seems to be helping ... or when you're getting ready to sell it.