can you connect airport extreme to at&t wifi hotspot
Long ago I had a home network setup using my Apple Airport Extreme, which was hardwired to my internet providers router.
Life was Good.
Home is Gone... Network is Gone... Internet connections were challenging now as FullTime RV'ers.
Current Internet Access Plan. Through AT&T, we have our own personal hotspot, utilizes a dedicated phone number to access internet. As long as we are within close range of an AT&T tower signal, we get fairly good speeds.
Current Internet Configuration. AT&T hotspot is stationed at window to better receive signal. Macbook, iPads, phones, iMac, etc connect using wifi scanning and connection.
For internal home network (recently bought another home) I have our Apple Airport Extreme set up with an external Synology NAS 2 bay drive unit, and a Brother wifi compatible printer.
First problem: Every time you wanted to print, you have to move your wifi connection from the AT&T wifi to the local AirPort Extreme
Solved this specific issue by removing the printer from connecting to AirPort Extreme and redirecting it to the AT&T wifi.
But the Synology NAS drives are still connected to the Airport, so accessing the NAS means still having to connect to the Airport (which means AT&T is killed and no internet access).
In addition, I have reached my max limit of number of devices that connect to the AT&T wifi hotspot.
My Question is..... I would like to move all devices (iMac, MacBook, iPads, etc) back to the Airport Extreme, and have only one device connecting to the AT&T hotspot.
Is it possible to connect the Apple Airport Extreme, similarly to how I did the printer above, and have only that device connected to the hotspot utilizing wifi capabilities (not hard wiring anything using network cables)?
I hope this all made sense, but will clarify any points if needed.
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 10.14