M markwise macrumors member Original poster Feb 1, 2008 99 0 Almere / Netherlands Jun 29, 2009 #1 If Airport configuration is opened it starts to search for wireless apple devices. I wondered why Iphone is not listed Any clue ?
If Airport configuration is opened it starts to search for wireless apple devices. I wondered why Iphone is not listed Any clue ?
-aggie- macrumors P6 Jun 19, 2009 16,793 51 Where bunnies are welcome. Jun 29, 2009 #3 ss957916 said: Your title suggests it does. Click to expand... He needs to rephrase the question, because to me it makes no sense.
ss957916 said: Your title suggests it does. Click to expand... He needs to rephrase the question, because to me it makes no sense.
Darth.Titan macrumors 68030 Oct 31, 2007 2,908 754 Austin, TX Jun 29, 2009 #4 The Airport configuration tool looks for available Wi-Fi access points. Your iPhone is not an access point (it's a client), so it doesn't show up in the list. Simple enough?
The Airport configuration tool looks for available Wi-Fi access points. Your iPhone is not an access point (it's a client), so it doesn't show up in the list. Simple enough?
-aggie- macrumors P6 Jun 19, 2009 16,793 51 Where bunnies are welcome. Jun 29, 2009 #5 Darth.Titan said: The Airport configuration tool looks for available Wi-Fi access points. Your iPhone is not an access point (it's a client), so it doesn't show up in the list. Simple enough? Click to expand... Oh, that's what he was talking about.
Darth.Titan said: The Airport configuration tool looks for available Wi-Fi access points. Your iPhone is not an access point (it's a client), so it doesn't show up in the list. Simple enough? Click to expand... Oh, that's what he was talking about.