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Thanks<br />
I actually found that link prior but I was not confident that it was correct since I am not familiar with Apple. Thanks again
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Thanks
I actually found that link prior but I was not confident that it was correct since I am not familiar with Apple. Thanks again

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I have a client that is using an Airport Time Capsule (LAN 10.0.1.1)<br />
He lost the CD that came with it and does not have a computer with Airport Utility installed on it. Where can I download the Airport utility for Windows?<br />
He has a Windows XP and Windows 7 machine <br />
He needs to get into it to do some passthroughs <br />
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I have a client that is using an Airport Time Capsule (LAN 10.0.1.1)
He lost the CD that came with it and does not have a computer with Airport Utility installed on it. Where can I download the Airport utility for Windows?
He has a Windows XP and Windows 7 machine 
He needs to get into it to do some passthroughs 

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Airport utility for Time Capsule router

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