Don't forget the cons to this - setting up a Mac with an airport card to perform as a base station eats up cpu cycles and available bandwidth over whatever network you've set up, as well as bus time on the new "base station." yes, with two airport card-equipped Macs, you can use one as a base station. but see my statement above...ymmv Jay Snoke > ---------- > From: CJ Scaminaci > Reply To: Power Macintosh G4 List > Sent: Thursday, January 9, 2003 12:19 PM > To: Power Macintosh G4 List > Subject: Re: [G4] Airport setup > > Hey, > Yes that's totally correct. You need a card in both machines but on one > machine in the Airport Admin Utility you can select your computer to > be a "Software Base Station" This does all of the base station > activities in software and also saves you a good 200$ in the process. > > > CJ