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• Extending Airport Extreme 802.11ac with older Airport Extreme 802.11n

  I need to extend the coverage of my wifi and I have an a 802.11ac AE and two former, 802.11n AE units and all are still functional.  Specifically, can the newest Airport Extreme 802.11ac extended by an older Airport Extreme 802.11n if it is connected by ethernet cable?  If it can be done, what setting (bridge mode or extend the network mode) should be used on the 802.11ac model?  Any other need to know the tips would be greatly appreciated as well.  Thank you...

  can the newest Airport Extreme 802.11ac be extended by an older Airport Extreme 802.11n if it is connected by ethernet cable?

  Yes, it's can... goal that the wireless "ac" will not be extended, of course. Here, I assume you think 802.11ac airport your 'main' airport and airport 802.11n as the airport of their extension.

  which parameter (bridge mode or extend the network mode) should be used on the 802.11ac model?

  You would not change the settings on the 802.11ac airport

  Reset an 802.11n AirPort Extreme back to factory default settings

  Connect an Ethernet cable from one of the three ports on the airport of 802.11ac for WAN "O" from the airport on the AirPort Extreme 802.11n which extend the LAN network<-->

  Configuration to use Apple "Assistant" to put in place the AirPort Extreme 802.11n and it will feature the correct Assembly for you.  Everything you really need to do is assign a name that you want to call the airport and "Wizard" will take care of everything else.

• My old Airport Extreme 802.11n will work well with my new Time Capsule 802.11ac airport?

  I got a new 802.11ac 3 TB time capsule and I would use my Airport Extreme 802.11n as an Extender but I fear that 802.11n is too old technology.

  No, it will be fine. I have the same setup on my network. Whenever I update my AirPort Extreme, I use the 'old' to expand the network throughout the House.

  I hope that answers your question.

  Best regards

  Austin

• Cannot connect new wireless J4680 to Airport Extreme 802.11n

  1. I first tried hold as usual several times.  The installation wizard is not 'see' my wireless.  Tried to reset wireless from the camera, without result.

  2 follow the steps as shown in the video 'YouTube' of HP.  Was once able to proceed to the point to get at least a "Page of Network Configuration" report printed which indicates success in adjustment in "ad hoc" on its network "hpsetup" mode, but then can not pass the airport network in infrastructure mode, input on the webpage of embedded devices.  (But now I know at least IP address theJ4680.)

  3. usually not found "hpsetup" automatically listed as a network on the airport.  Can sometimes become there by configuring manually via the J4680.  But this method will not always work.

  4. based on a different view (a person using Windows, Fios), tried to temp - disable my security at airports (a WPA2 Personal), but who have no positive effect.

  5 J4680.  Airport Extreme 802.11.  Mac OS 10.5.6.  No firewall that might interfere.  My MacBook is the only device on my Airport network.

  What else should I try?  Thanks in advance for any other tips/techniques that y ' All can provide.

  It works! It works! It works!

  Basically, I had to wait for the weekend to go home, so when I did, decided to just approach it all completely 'clean ':

  1. uninstalled the J4680 driver-->

  2 do you have a factory reset on the Airport Express-->

  3. configured reset Airport Express-->

  4 reinstalled the J4680 driver, using one that I had downloaded earlier (instead of the Conference on Disarmament) to make sure that I got the version the most recent-->

  5 turned on/turned off everything (to reset): MacBook, modem, router, printer-->

  6. then simply followed the implementation of HP guests-->

  It works! It works! It works!

  Thanks for your help and to hang in there, Jim.  (... A little anticlimatic.)

  Mark

• where is the download of the update for airport extreme 802.11n

  Where can I find the update of firmware for 802.11n on the El Captian 10.11.

  See updating the software on your airport - Apple Support base.

• Airport Extreme 802.11ac - I have a defective router again?

  Dear Apple friends,

  I reduced a problem with my Airport Extreme 802.11ac wireless router which I hope someone can shed some light on.

  Things I've tried:

  • Hard reset
  • Factory full reset w. of new settings.
  • Two different Apple ID (account iCloud)
  • Connection via the devices iOS (iPhone and iPad, both on v9.3.4)
  • 7.7.3 downgrade (problem).
  • New upgrade to 7.7.7 (problem).

  That is the problem.

  If I put a ID for 'Back to my Mac' Apple Airport utility > basic Station... updated and restart the router...

  

  .. .the router will not appear in Airport utility again unless I connect to it directly via IP.

  

  A Wi - Fi connection works fine but I cannot access the airport, or whatever it be connected until I have remove the back to my Mac (Apple ID) of Airport utility references.

  This router is a replacement from the Apple Store for a faulty Airport Extreme 802.11ac, who died after a few months.

  Any suggestion would be appreciated. I think again that router to Apple, but before you make the trek down there, I would be a little sure that this isn't just a bug or a problem on the end of Apple.

  Thank you, in advance.

  No, you don't do anything wrong. This problem has been reported several times recently and the only 'solution' at this stage is to disable Back to My Mac on your AirPort base station, until Apple has a chance to solve this problem.

• Airport Extreme 802.1N is compatible with the model of iMac 21.5 "2015

  I have Airport Extreme 802.1N 3rd generation.  Is it compatible with the new 21.5 "iMac 2015 model

  Yes, it is, but it will not be able to provide a higher speed "ac" wireless to iMac.

• How to extend the range of my Airport Extreme Base Station (802. 11 a, c) using a relay of Airport Express (802.11n).  Airport Utility (V635.2) says that this version does not support the relay.  That is what it is?

  How can I extend the range of my Airport Extreme (802. 11 a, c) using an Airport Express (802.11n) point.  Airport (V635.2) utility does not recognize the Express on its screen?  I have to buy equipment?  I'm on a MacPro OS X 10.10.5.  Thank you.

  AirPort utility that ships with OS X 10.10.5 supports base stations as 802.11ac & 802.11n AirPort. It should be able to configure both of your base stations for a scope (wireless connected base stations) or roaming types (base station connected Ethernet) wireless networks.

  When you initially configure the Wan, it helps to keep the two base stations in the same room. Once configured, you can move the base station that extend to the desired location. The important key is that the final positioning of the station that extends the base must be understood that it's to expand in order to maintain sufficient bandwidth to the station remotely for clients from network connected. Please check the following airport user tip for more details.

• I have an AirPort Express 802.11n (I just got 1st generation) who does not appear in Airport utility? The Express flashes an orange light.

  I have an AirPort Express 802.11n (I just got 1st generation) who does not appear in Airport utility?

  The Express flashes an orange light.

  I tried to reset to factory by using a paperclip for a little more than 10 seconds (green LED flashes).

  The Express flashes a light - orange after the reboot - that seems normal to me.

  I use an iPad or MacBook Pro (without port cat 5) set up.

  I would like to extend my WiFi network and stream of music with it.

  Read the manual and did some research but I'm stuck.

  Thank you for taking the time to help...

  NOTE: I also have a second generation version which works very well.

  Let us first make sure that you really have a 1st Gen AirPort Express. To do this, look for the model number on the side of the Express. It is difficult to see, with grey lettering on a white background, but the number starts model with an 'A' followed by four digits.

  You do not want to see A1264... not A1084 and A1088.

  Share your findings.

• Airport Extreme 802. 11 b / g compatible mode does not work

  Have a strange problem occurred recently on my home network. Here's what I have.

  (1) Macbook Pro retina 2014 running 10.9.5 (must be this older OS for DAW/music applications)

  (2) Macbook Pro 2009 10.11.1 running

  (3) airport Extreme Base Station of 2nd generation

  (4) Airport Express A1264 (1st gen N) compatible

  (5) iPhone 4 s. IOS9.2.1

  (6) iPad 2 8.4

  (7) modem Netgear cable connected to Comcast

  I have my Airport Extreme Base Station 802.11n value (802. 11 b / g compatible) and the Airport Express to extend the wireless network. Appliances mentioned above connects to the Station Base or Airport Express, according to what it is without any problems, except for my Macbook Pro of the retina's nearest.

  It was not used to be a problem for the retina to connect to the network, it used to work every time but for some reason any in the past months, it is almost impossible to get the retina to connect to the network. At this point, the Base Station is less than 10 feet away from the retina and has a direct line of sight to it but the only way I can get to connect is by organizing the retina upward in the air on a dark corner and hope that it connects. As soon as I put it down again, the connection disappears.

  What is strange is however if I go to the utility Airport and change options on the Base Station to one of the other 3 options, only 802.11n wireless (2.4 ghz), compatible with 802. 11A or 802.11n only (5 ghz) and restart the retina connects very well. The problem is my iPhone will not see and network, so I can't leave on any of these other 3 options I need my phone connected to use Skype etc. (virtually no cellular reception where I live).

  It is a hardware problem at the level of the retina, something to do with the wireless antenna, or is IT a case of I need more recent material from the Base Station, a newer model that has more options?

  I tried following the instructions from another post here remove all the com.apple.airport.preferences.plist etc etc files in the Library/preferences/systemconfiguration folder on the retina and reboot in order to restore the plist files but it does nothing.

  Thanks in advance for any help/suggestions that anyone has to offer.

  Sean

  What stands out in your description is your AirPort Extreme 2nd generation base station. The typical lifecycle of networking hardware is Apple products around 5 years are in this group. The 2nd generation extreme was released in 2007 and stopped in March 2009... so yours is at less than 7 years.

  That said, I guess that your Extreme is to his "last breath" and I do not consider it to be reliable in the future. You're already thinking that maybe this is the reason, and I second that opinion. Maybe it's time to replace it instead of making any additional unnecessary troubleshooting.

• AirPort Extreme: extend only 5 GHz network

  I have a Time Capsule 802.11n (4th generation) set up to expand my WiFi network at our show in the stairs.

  The WiFi hotspot, upstairs in my office, is an Airport Extreme 802.11n (5th generation).

  Attached to my TV Sony is a transmitter Brightech DoublePlay HD Bluetooth 4.0, running on the band 2.4 GHz effects seriously communications on my WiFi network (demonstrated unequivocally by the device to the USB port on the TV).

  If I can force time Capsule 802.11n (4th generation) in my living room to expand the WiFi network exclusively on the 5 GHz band.

  I named the Base Station Airport Extreme 802.11n 5 GHz network (5th generation) and have set up time Capsule 802.11n (4th generation) in my living room to expand the 5 GHZ network named (not WiFi Dual Band network) but me uncertain whether time Capsule 802.11n (4th generation) in my living room is locked on the band of 5 GHz. is there a way to check this.

  Appreciate your help, any...

  WiFi performance was dreadful while listening to the sound of movie via Bluetooth head sets, take several hours to be ready to play a movie in iTunes or play will stall and plans several hours to be ready to resume.  If I can lock the time Capsule 802.11n (4th generation) in my living room on the network of WiFi 5 GHz, I think I'll have the trouble of sorting.

  

  

  If I can force time Capsule 802.11n (4th generation) in my living room to expand the WiFi network exclusively on the 5 GHz band.

  Sorry, but no. When you extend an Apple base station, two radio stations are extended.

• Apple Airport Extreme and new FIOS router - problem

  Hello, I have an Apple Airport Extreme 802.11n base station, which worked well with a Comcast router.  When you set up with Comcast router, I set the router to comcast to bridge and the Airport Extreme has done all the work as the main router. When I switched to Verizon FIOS today, I get the typical mistake of NAT double (that I did with the Comcast before configuring the router to Comcast to bridge).  However, the tech support guy FIOS said that was not an option, so he set up my Airport Extreme in bridge - router off mode mode.  This really live to the top incoming access using SSH, Timbuktu or the Apple screen sharing, given that I can't assign fixed IP addresses to the computers on my network and can not use the Airport Utility Network Port settings to open "pipes" for a particular computer.  In addition, I'm more comfortable using Airport Extreme, rather than things FIOS. Someone at - it other than enter Comcast suggestions?

  I did a search and didn't see a post on this in the discussion forum.  Thank you

  What is the brand and model of your router Verizon? Verizon provides you with administrator access to it to allow you to make changes?

• Problem of AirPort Extreme with AirPort Express network expansion

  I have a dual-band Airport Extreme 802.11n that I bought in 2012 which is currently my home wireless network. I am trying to extend the network with a new AirPort Express with the AirPort 6.3.6 utility running OS 10.11 on an iMac. The Airport Express appears in the option other Wi - Fi devices. When I select it, AirPort utility tries to connect and then I get this message "an unexpected error has occurred. Try again. "Try again does not lead to a different result, and I can't seem to find useful information in the documents support or conversations. Any suggestions? Thank you!

  It should be easy enough to operate the express, but you must tell us all the info.

  Configure the Express in the same room as the extreme.

  Using wireless to expand? Then you simply plug power in the Express... and it should pretty much automatically connect to the extreme.

  If you want to extend through ethernet, you should connect the Express in the extreme and make sure that the configuration of the airport utility selects extend by wire.

  If the Mac does not work you have the iphone or ipad and use Airport utility for iOS... it tends to be more reliable.

  Still no luck does your Mac have port ethernet... in this case, you can plug it into the computer with ethernet and try again... more wireless implementation looks like sawing off the branch to that which you are sitting.

• Why can't I update my Airport extreme Firmware?

  Why can I update my Airport Extreme 802.11n (3rd generation) Firmware?

  He keeps asking me to put in my password once I've done without end.

  If I forgot the right one, where can I find the right pair?

  Keychain Access (password of the show) is without help. It is to show that it took me several times!

  Thank you for your time and patience,

  W.W.

  Unfortunately, your message you can think that you only have a single password for AirPort Extreme, when you have two, and maybe three.

  (1) wireless network Password... used to connect wireless devices to your wireless network

  (2) basic password Station... a device password used to access the settings in AirPort Extreme AirPort utility so that you can make changes to the configuration of the airport and install the new firmware updates

  (3) disk password... an option that can be configured to require that a password can be entered to access the data on a hard drive connected to the AirPort Extreme. Most users use the password for the Base Station for this.

  You think maybe the wireless password when enter you the AirPort Utility?  If you are, you must enter the password for the Base Station. If you forgot, you can recover it from keychain access, everything as you got the password wireless.  Looking for a list of AirPort Base Station password.

• Questions about my old Airport Extreme &amp; 5 vs. 2.4 GHz

  I have an older Airport Extreme.  It's either a generation first or second - model A1143 (two generations had the same number, can't say that I have).  But two of them said they sent either 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz - either / or, but not at the same time, (which came on the next generation).

  I have two questions: first, how can I tell who is sent to the and how are they passed?  And second, if my Airport is on the second floor, but most use is on the first floor, which of the two should I use?  I understand 2.4 is better for long distances, but did not know what is considered "long."

  Not only he use to my Macbook and iPads, but also to an Apple TV, where the bandwidth, of course, is a matter of concern.

  Thank you very much!

  Phil in Chicago

  I have two questions: first, how can I tell who is sent to the and how are they passed?  And second, if my Airport is on the second floor, but most use is on the first floor, which of the two should I use?

  Looks like three questions.

  Let's first find out which version of AirPort Extreme you have.  I assume that you are running a recent operating system on the MacBook like El Capitan, Yosemite, Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc.

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

  Hold down the option on your MacBook while you double-click on the image of the AirPort Extreme

  Glance to see what model you have... An Airport Extreme 802.11n (1st generation), or an AirPort Extreme 802.11n (2nd generation)

  As soon as we have this info, we will you say a bit more on the model you have and how to check certain parameters of the airport you have.

  By default, the A1143 airports are set up to provide a network of 2. 4 GHz, so unless you have changed the settings, your airport is send signals of 2.4 GHz.

  5 GHz signals have the ability to speed faster than 2.4 GHz signals... but... 5 GHz signals are much weaker than the 2.4 GHz signals, 5 GHz works well when your wireless devices are in the same room as the Terminal AirPort, or they close a line-of-sight relationship with airport router.

  Not much of a 5 GHz signal it will be through a ceiling, which is on average about 3 times more dense as normal in a House wall, if you still want to use 2.4 GHz on your network.