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• Where can I find instructions for alternative configurations for my time capsule?

  I am resident in a House with a router not apple using Uverse.  I just bought a Time Capsule, hoping to use it as a storage drive to backup my imac and mac air.  For the MacAir, I would be like it is able with time Capsule wireless backup, and depending on how I can configure the system, connect the imac directly to the TimeCapsule or wireless connection.

  What I can't do connect the Capsule of time with an ethernet cable to the router not apple, that is in a different room than my desktop.  I have permission to use the internet service provided by the non-apple router - so right now, I don't have time Capsule to provide internet access in itself - as long as it can enable to backup wireless option at least for my mac air.

  Any suggestions?

  Unfortunately, you're stuck in the middle of a router that is not apple and an Apple router without ethernet... and therefore no way to connect.

  What you need is a wireless bridge (wireless to ethernet bridge if you want that it is more accurate).

  Wireless bridges are pretty cheap... Look at TP-Link, because a lot of their wireless access points will make wireless bridge...

  Or you can purchase an airport express... It's the only apple router which allows the wireless bridge. However, it is more than twice the price of an equivalent of non-apple.

  With the bridge... you plug in ethernet on the TC and run the TC in bridge (it is the router bridge)... your clients can then connect to the TC directly and the two backup and get internet at the same time... otherwise you can do it in the order...

  That is, you can plug the TC to the iMac by ethernet. It's a bit complicated, but I've given instructions here. Then you have wireless internet and backup on ethernet... It is indeed the best configuration for the imac.

  Time Capsule using wired for Mac for backup only.

  What you can't do, is use wireless for internet and backup at the same time... you will need to do one and then sometimes switch for the wireless of TC to run a backup... not a great idea.

• Time Capsule (TC) does not correctly handle DNS

  Hello

  I had several cases where all devices to maintain connectivity to the router, but lose Internet connectivity.  I see now that there is a DNS problem.  I don't know what default operation is because I don't want to restart my TC at the moment, but what I get on my iMac for DNS is the address of the router - which is the default operation, and then the router manages transmission of DNS queries?  Or am I supposed to get the public address of DNS to my ISP?  If I manually set the public DNS to my ISP addresses - all right, but obviously, I shouldn't do this and it should be handled by DHCP - and I don't want to do this for all of my devices.  Thank you.

  But what I get on my iMac for DNS is the address of the router - is that the operation by default, then the router manages transmission of DNS queries?

  If you have the time Capsule set up as the main router on your network that provides DHCP and NAT services, then by default that he get the DNS servers of your ISP.  You can see these servers easily by a simple click on the globe in AirPort Utility... or... you can check the Internet settings inside for the time Capsule AirPort Utility.

  When your Mac is picking up DNS of the time Capsule, it simply means that it takes up the same Internet servers that the Time Capsule sits by your ISP.

  Or am I supposed to get the public address of DNS to my ISP?

  N ° if you manually entered in the information in the network settings of the Mac, you would see only the public DNS servers. There is really no reason to do so, given that the Mac is picking up the same servers for the Time Capsule to recover anyway.  But, you might do this if you want.

• Why didn't I go and turn my Airport Time Capsule to be able to backup?

  Hello.

  Why didn't I go and turn my Airport Time Capsule to be able to backup? It has been like this from day one. At the point where I keep my iMac off for a few days, my Time Capsule airport must be enabled and the new in order to save. Any suggestions?

  Concerning

  Simon

  Hello Ladro Maltese,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  If I understand your message when you shut down your iMac a few days and then go back on you have to turn off your Time Capsule, then on again as well. I know how it is important for you to be able to have your Time Capsule works well. The first step that I recommend is to make sure that your Time Capsule firmware is up to date.

  This article includes information about how to manually and automatically check updates the firmware for your Time Capsule:

  Keep your base station to day.

  After updating the firmware see if the problem persists.

  Best regards

• Suddenly, MB Pro can not save on Time Capsule

  A month earlier, out of nowhere, I get a time error message:

  "Backup failed."

  Time Machine could not save in "XXX Time Capsule."   Then in details:

  "Time Machine could not complete the backup for"XXX Time Capsule".

  "The backup disk image" / Volumes/XXX of MacBook Pro (4) .sparsebundle of the Time Capsule/XXX ' could not be found (error (null)) "." "

  Have restarted the T.C. and just updated the firmware - no help.  OS X version is up-to-date.  Nothing has changed I know. Full to 98% of the time Machine, but it has been like this for a long time and just deletes old entries, as it should.

  Any thoughts?  I was able to empty the contents of the time capsule, I suppose, if being near capacity could be the culprit.   ???

  Thank you!

  Being near capacity should not be the problem, but of course, everything is possible.

  If Time Machine backups are essential for you, I suggest that you check first of all in existing ones to another drive. Then erase the time Capsule drive and start a new Time Machine backup.

  You can do both archive and delete measures directly from AirPort Utility, as follows:

  • Run the AirPort Utility and then select the time Capsule.
  • Select Edit.
  • Select the disks tab.
  • For the process of archiving, select Archive disk...
  • For the delete process, select erase disc...

• Airport Time Capsule 2 TB blocking my internet access.

  I just bought a new airport Time Capsule 2 TB. When it is plugged in and running, I lose access to the internet! There is a wifi wireless in the House. What is the cause?

  There is a wifi wireless in the House. What is the cause?

  Potentially, Yes. Network Wi - Fi of the new Time Capsule can interfere with this other Wi - Fi router. What is the brand and model of the other device? What are your objectives of networking for the Time Capsule (TC)? In other words, do you want to expand the wireless of the other device, or create another Wi - Fi network, or something else?

• Time capsule yellow light keeps blinking

  I think the time capsule works - internet is, return ups register - yet the light yellow continues to Flash every day. Should I do something to change that?

  The yellow light flashes when the time Capsule has a message for you. To find out what it might be...

  Open AirPort Utility... (Finder > Applications > utilities > AirPort Utility)

  Click on the image of the time Capsule

  A small window will appear with more information

  If you see a button update, an update of the firmware is available for the time Capsule. Click on it to install the update

  Otherwise, find the status setting and click on the little orange dot it for more information, as well as suggestions to address the issue

• Time Capsule backups fail 'lack of space'

  I have two 3 TB time Capsules airport here at home network with an iMac and MacBook Pro 2.  All computers are up-to-date with the latest version of the software for Mac OS x (10.11.5) and the two time Capsules have been updated with the latest firmware yesterday (May 30, 2016).  I get the same error message that does not respect the backup, or for both, readers of time capsule due to lack of space.

  How is that possible?  I thought that TC permanently erased the last backup to make room for the next backup... aren't these differential backups?  Are a number of safeguards supposed to be kept?  Or over a certain period of time?

  Is the solution here to add a few more disk space for the time capsule airport with USB drives?

  Thanks for your help.

  John

  Time Machine usually works very well to delete backups of older (and small) "extra" type on the Time Capsule, but if the disk is full, and all of a sudden you add lots of new data to your Mac as an update of the operating system, or enlarge them or video files... which adds a lot of new data to your computer... and then the Time Machine can not delete older files to make room the new, much larger that new normal backup which would be necessary.

  When this happens, you have 3 Basic, in order of most expensive options on the bottom:

  • Add another new Time Capsule and start backups to go
  • Add a USB to a Time Capsule and start to go back up
  • Clear the Time Capsule disk and start over again with the backups with the drawback that you will lose your history backups

  In fact, there is a fourth option... that I do not recommend... and it is to go back into your files to backup using the Finder and delete older backups manually.  The drawback here is that it is a long and tedious process, and there is a very real danger that the entire file backup for Mac may be corrupt, make the file useless.

• Airport Express stops working after that put 7.7.7 upgraded to Time Capsule

  I was able to update my firmware for my Time Capsule airport, but now my two devices Airport Express, which gave me "an unexpected error has occurred", seem to be in 'brick' and I can not even time Capsule to recognize after a reset.  I even spent my firmware to see if that was the problem... nothing.  Please help

  At this point, is the time Capsule still loaded with an earlier version of the firmware or is it still in 7.7.7? Nevertheless, I would say that you do a ' default ' reset on each of the affected AirPort Express base stations to their "out-of-the-box" configurations

  Depending on your answer to the first question, we can proceed from there.

• My verse ATT modem (non apple devices to use this modem} is connected to the ATT line, Time Capsule (iPhones, Macs Time Capsule use) via ethernet Uverse.) Non apple devices can collect data from iPhones or Mac using the time Capsule?

  My verse ATT modem ({use of devices not apple wifi of this modem} is connected to the ATT line, Time Capsule (iPhones, Macs use the wifi of the time Capsule) and connect to the Uverse modem via ethernet.)

  Both devices are set to the highest security and each uses separate passwords.

  Non apple devices can collect data from iPhones or Mac using the time Capsule?

  With a bit of work by someone who knows how to do such things, not Apple computers could read some files on the Mac if file sharing is configured on the network... devices non-Apple and... He knew the device passwords or administrator for Macs.

  Mac could also play the files on other Macs if file sharing has been implemented and the device password or admin was known.

  If you ask if a PC can read the files on the Time Capsule, the answer is Yes, without doubt, assuming that the PC knew the password of device for the time Capsule.

• How to join Time Machine to back up after I change my Time Capsule password?

  I changed my Time Capsule password using Airport utility, and now my Time Machine backup on my Time Capsule. How can I change the password for the Time Capsule disk so that it can continue to back up?

  How to change the word from Time Machine

  You can also try the Capsule in the Finder for editing by selecting the data folder. He will ask the password to connect to the time Capsule.

• Time Capsule drops connection

  I have a 3-4 years old Time Capsule (Gen 3 I think) and it suddenly started to abandon the wifi connection.  A reboot on the TC better - but I've seen a lot of posts about what is a problem.

  Is there anyway to diagnose the problem?

  On average, the useful lifetime of a time Capsule is about 3 years.  After that, the food begins descent position, which can cause a very brief momentary power loss, resulting in an interruption of the connection at any time.

  That the slides of supply of power more downhill, lost connections will increase more and more often.

  In short, this is the problem.  Unfortunately, I don't have a solution that you want to hear.

  Apple not offer repairs or spare parts for the time Capsule, and even if you can find a repair shop to work on the Time Capsule, they will have to try to find parts... which can be a challenge. Another fact to consider is that repairs... If they are possible... will likely cost more that the cost of a new Capsule of time... and you'll still have an old hard drive installed inside the time Capsule.

  If you do not have a 3rd Gen Time Capsule... it is at least 4 years and older and in function when it bought 6 +.  You have very, very well done.

• 3 TB airport Time Capsule noisy failure

  Airport 3 TB 18 months, my time capsule was much buzzing for a month or two, but otherwise works fine.  Today, he started screaming (rolling noise?) and the light flickered.  Then it should settle.  Then do it again a few minutes later.  Console says this...

  22/02/16 8:39:32.068 PM AirPort Utility [3097]: utility AirPort has been launched/notified by the AirPort Base Station Agent on {}

  APID = 119;

  Flags = 0x8a2c;

  FV = "7.7.3;."

  name = "airport Time Capsule 802.11ac [OF] ';

  prob = OTMPC;

  }

  22/02/16 8:39:40.859 PM AirPort Utility [3097]: Autoquitting as to the problems of the unit have decided themselves.

  22/02/16 9:02:22.289 PM AirPort Utility [3179]: utility AirPort has been launched/notified by the AirPort Base Station Agent on {}

  APID = 119;

  Flags = 0x8a2c;

  FV = "7.7.3;."

  name = "airport Time Capsule 802.11ac [OF] ';

  prob = OTMPC;

  }

  23/02/16 5:26:43.366 AM AirPort Utility [3398]: utility AirPort has been launched/notified by the AirPort Base Station Agent on {}

  APID = 119;

  Flags = 0x8a2c;

  FV = "7.7.3;."

  name = "airport Time Capsule 802.11ac [OF] ';

  prob = OTMPC;

  }

  23/02/16 5:26:52.745 AM AirPort Utility [3398]: Autoquitting as to the problems of the unit have decided themselves.

  I'm looking at a drive problem hard here, or fan?  Time capsules from the airport have the same problem of the anterior capsule hard drive failure rate?

  THX...

  prob = OTMPC;

  Problem = operating temperature = fan not working not not, or doesn't work is not at full capacity.

  Make an appointment at an Apple Store... If you have one near you... or directly contact the Apple Support... Contact Apple for support and service - Apple Support

  The guarantee to the United States on the Time Capsule is 1 year and 2 years in a number of other countries. Apple will replace the device for you.  If the Capsule is longer under warranty but you have AppleCare implemented on one of your Macs, the time Capsule is still covered in this framework up to 3 years from the date of purchase of the time Capsule.

  If the Capsule is not covered, ask Apple to replace the device for you in any case.  If they won't, then unfortunately you yourself, because Apple does not offer repairs or spare parts for the time Capsule. If you are a DIY kind of person, you can open the Capsule and clean the fan or replace the fan. Be extremely careful when you open the time Capsule to shoot components, there are has Ribbon connectors that can easily tear or break if we don't take care.

  Airport Time Capsule A1470 (Mini!) Teardown - iFixit

• Upgrade of the fourth Gen Time Capsule

  I have one Capsule 2 TB fourth generation model A1409) and it turned out to be very reliable.  Unfortunately, the installed HARD drive is finally running out of storage space and so I'm looking to upgrade.  I searched the web and found a lot on the Time Capsule hard drive upgrade, but the results are usually on other models and with smaller discs etc..

  If possible, I would like to install a reliable 4 TB drive in my fourth Gen T.C. to be used as a primary backup for my MacBook Pro retina and my machine to Windows 10 ASUS T300 CHI 2-in-1.

  Are 4 TB of HARD drive is compatible with the fourth Gen Time Capsule?  And someone has nested together that they can recommend please?

  I keep reading that the Hitachi drives are the best players generally ultra low failure rate, but all Hitachi drives seem to be 7200 rpm disks and I have also read that drives to 5400 RPM 'Green' are the best for the time Capsule as they run cooler and consume less energy?

  I also read that drives Apple used to use the Hitachi drives but now sometimes use Wester Digital Caviar Green, who seem to have fail decently low too, although not as good as Hitachi?

  If I install a reliable 4 TB of HARD drive, I'll be very happy.

  Thank you

  4 TB hitachi (but they belong no longer to hitachi, it is now divided between Toshiba and WD) are a green car. IE 5400 RPM.

  But the 4 TB WD Green are very good readers. These are now available in sizes up to 6 TB... Although I'd stick to 4 TB because it's as much data as you want to lose in a go. One of these drives work ok in the TC.

  Remember that all drives fail eventually. If you use the TC for something else that backups... also use a secondary backup as well.

  Also, Windows is not super great on a TC... It reads the disks in FAT32 and have 4 GB file limits. It is too slow... much more slow than buying a good NAS drive, or an external drive that can be in NTFS format.

  The drive used in the Gen4 is a WD Green. If it worked very well for now... That's already 3-4years or more, then it should be ok.

  Note the Gen4 may die suddenly... do not think that will happen if the real TC gives out.

• Airport Time Capsule poor connection

  I had the Comcast modem and Time Capsule works well for 4 years.  Comcast sent a new modem 6 weeks, who as I discovered is also a router.  Cannot maintain stable Time Capsule communication.  I basically have the choice of the two wifi settings, one for the modem/router to Comcast that works well, one for the time Capsule, which does not.  My backup depends on the connection of Time Capsule.  Tried to fill the Comcast modem - no internet at all.  I did a soft reset resets, hard, even a factory reset, nothing helps.  Also "upgraded" to El Capitan at about the same time.  Sigh!

  Ask Comcast to replace the modem/router or gateway that they sent you... is not required. .. .with a simple modem... you don't need.  (There will be only one Ethernet port, as in the example below).