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Guest network using bridge

I just upgraded our internet service, which required a new modem. We have an Airport Extreme that we use as a base station. After the new modem was installed, the Airport Utility recommended changing to bridge mode, which I did. However, now my guest network isn't working.

I'd like my guest network back. How can I resolve this?

null-OTHER, Windows 10

Posted on Mar 4, 2018 12:50 PM

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