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• Updated Airport Extreme 7.7.7 is DNS Horrible Performance

  Since the update to the 7.7.7 firmware yesterday, all queries DNS to Airport Extreme now take several * seconds * to complete.  Of course, this makes the horribly slow general Internet usage.

  All the DNS requests sent directly to my access provider or for servers Google public DNS receive responses immediately, as expected, even if they go through a NAT. Airport Extreme bit whatever Airport Extreme is configured to use DNS servers, this is the local DNS service that responds slowly.

  It's pathetically broken.  More than SIX SECONDS to respond to a request, according to my Mac.

  20:48 (amy) 34% time host t ALL www.cnn.com

  www.CNN.com is an alias for turner.map.fastly.net.

  0.004U 0.011 s 0:06.08 0.1% + 0 + 0 k 0 + 0io 90pf + 0w

  20:49 (amy) 35% time host t ALL www.cnn.com 8.8.8.8

  With the help of the domain server:

  Name: 8.8.8.8

  Address: 8.8.8.8 #53

  Alias:

  www.CNN.com is an alias for turner.map.fastly.net.

  0.004U 0.005 s 0:00.02 0.0% 0 + 0 k 0 + 0io 8pf + 0w

  Please help me faster domain choise

• Updated AirPort Extreme?

  I have a 5th generation AirPort Extreme purchased in 2011.  We have 2 iMacs, 5 iPhones, 4 iPads, 3 Rokus and 1 PC on the wireless network. Most of the devices have ac 802.11.  We have Fios for Internet with 50 / 50 Mbps.  Upgrade to the 6th generation AirPort Extreme offer any wifi speed will increase or is the Fios speed limiter?

  The upgrade wouldn't matter because the current model is not faster than the one you have.

• Airport utility: green points on the AirPort Extreme & Internet; Mini Mac does not connect to the internet.

  Airport utility shows green points on the AirPort Extreme and the Internet, but my my Mac mini does not connect to the internet. IPhones and 2 portable Windows connect very well, and see all the devices on the home network. The problem occurred after that PSI has swapped an ancient for a Comtrend CT5072T DSL modem. I tried to stop and things start back up as if the installation of the internet for the first time. No joy.

  The airport connects using DHCP in Bridge Mode

  The router address is 192.168.80.1

  Address IPv4 is 192.168.80.2

  DNS server is the same as the router, but grayed out

  Mac Mini IPv4 Address is 192.168.80.3

  IPv6 automatically configures

  Also updated the firmware of the airport; no change.

  ISP guy was friendly but puzzled. He started at the top floor level Tech, so I do not know when I hear back.

  Any ideas to fix?

  Thank you.

  Post edited by: en maschera

  but my my Mac mini does not connect to the internet.

  The problem occurred after that PSI has swapped an ancient for a Comtrend CT5072T DSL modem.

  Hello

  Network preferences may be damaged.

  Open the Finder. In the Finder menu bar, click go > go to folder

  Type or copy paste the following text:

  / Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration

  Click OK, and then move all files in the SystemConfiguration folder to the trash.

  Restart your Mac. See if that makes a difference.

  Your Mac will generate a new SystemConfiguration folder for you.

  Then open AirPort Utility located in HD > Applications > Utilitiies

  Make sure that both Internet and Extreme are green.

  

• AirPort Extreme will not do handshake to connect devices.

  I don't know if my question is related to the Cox IPv6 problem, but here goes...

  I have a signal of quality, checked cable modem and my extreme is the latest generation with the latest version of the installed software package green watch on Internet and the Base Station Airport utility.

  My Network recognize my password, but it does not connect... The box will not be displayed, just the circle of rotation for ever.

  I have hard to restate the modem, I completely rebooted from the base station and deleted and restarted my home network. Everything seems to work!

  Any ideas?

  This modem do you have?

  There are two main issues...

  On Cox IPv6 is a problem... so put IPv6 to post a link-local only in the router and the computer.

  Then the problem is more fundamental... Some modems do not work with the airports of HQ... a single serial port modems SB are the worst offenders, but many others have problems... nothing is apparently not with one of them... but the combo does not work.

  Sometimes it's just easier to buy another router of brand... and connect at the airport bridge purely as WAP... so it has no routing and so very little to go wrong.

• Express airport, used for the speakers, loses the connection to the network wireless after about 30 seconds

  Second generation of airport express base station used to play music loses connection wireless, also a second express network, gen airport after about 30 seconds.  Tried to change channels, reorienting the airport, using a different device - ipod and ipad, to listen to music - nothing works. Interestingly, my Amazon Music plays fine on the same airport and speakers and loses no signal.  Any help?

  Where the two Express base compared to the other station? Same room, different rooms or different floors? The host of iTunes (iPod or iPad) location when the streaming? Near the Express which provides the network Wi - Fi or the one used for streaming?

• Drives and airport Extreme Base Station to disconnect after connection to the VPN

  At home when I'm on WIFI, everything works fine. At the moment where I connect to the VPN to do office work, the base station will disconnect and accessible either.

  Any help?

  The problem you are experiencing is perhaps due to the type of VPN tunnel that you use to connect to your workplace. There are basically two types: 1) full or partial) 2. Note: The different VPN clients can use other words, but these are usually options when you set up a tunnel.

  When you use a complete tunnel, all traffic between your computer and the VPN of your working server, through the tunnel. No traffic is allowed on your local network, and therefore, all local resources are not available. With a partial tunnel, your computer data traffic, may as well go through the tunnel and also to your local network. One reason to use a partial tunnel, for example, is that you have a local printer, you need to perform printing. You can be connected to this type of tunnel for access to the documents and then, be able to print on this printer... otherwise, with a tunnel of full, you would print to a printer at your place of work.

• Airport Extreme dislike gigabit speed

  I'm having a strange problem. Backstory... I have an older Ooma VoIP device. It works very well.  The connection is Modem > Ooma > router - my modem (ARRIS Surfboard SB6141) and I use Airport Extreme. When the devices are connected as indicated everything works fine. The modem has a 'connection' light which is orange with this configuration. According to the manual of the modem, this light indicates Ethernet (10Base-T) or Fast Ethernet (100Base-T) is running.  When I remove the Ooma system and connect the modem directly to the router, the yellow led lights up blue saying that the signal that the modem sends is now a high-speed Gigabit Ethernet (1000Base-T).  Sounds great, but my router then ceases to broadcast and distribute a signal, directly and without wire connected with a cat6 cable.

  You could say, then leave him alone and I can do, but I'm willing to reconfigure my system with updated Ooma device, and causes my modem from orange to blue, thus losing my Wi - Fi.  I talked to Arris (modem does not work as expected), I talked to Ooma (if the signal is working on their device, they see not the problem). So that the leaves of the router.  Can anyone figure out what's going on? Why did I lose my signal when I go directly from the modem to the router when the speed seems to be better?  (Yes, I restart both modem and router in the right order).

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  David

  It seems that your Ooma device only supports (up to) 100 Mbps Ethernet connections. On the other hand, does your AirPort Extreme support 1 Gbps Ethernet.

  The reason why you can be make connectivity issues when connecting your Arris modem to an extreme that is there has been many positions related to this. Specifically and the problem of incompatibility between the SB61XX series modems and airport base stations. This is not bad in themselves, they just don't "play well" together. Typical complaints is poor, transfer rate, and inconsistent Internet connectivity.

  Basically, you have two choices:

  1. Replace the Arris modem with another modem series of non-SB61XX. If you plan to go this route, you must select a modem recommended by your ISP.
  2. Replace your extreme with a non-Apple router.

• Device not found Airport Extreme

  We have an airport extreme connected generation via Ethernet to a switch that provides network access to our entire House (about 10-15 connections) via wifi access points all Ethernet hard wired (linksys + apple) and a direct wire to a PC. Airport extreme is the dhcp and is connected to a gpon fiber using PPPoE.

  The problem now is that the AirPort Extreme disappears from the airport on iOS Mac utility and Windows, it is found however the network and the Internet continues to operate normally on all connected devices. I can also continue ping on the router.

  I have reset the AirPort Extreme to the default settings, but the problem continued...

  I tried to unplug all devices and have AirPort Extreme only connected to him have the fiber but the problem persists...

  no idea how I can fix this problem?

  You describe a known problem with Back to My Mac which first appeared around July 13. The problem manifests itself in a message "Device not found" meant to be displayed in triangular AirPort your AirPort base station with a yellow icon utility, while the router of the device functions others continue to work normally.

  If you use an airport Time Capsule, backups will not work using that device or USB hard drive units connected to it.

  Apple will only be able to solve this problem, so all you can do is wait for them to do. If you want to contact them to tell them about it, using the contact Support link.

  There is a solution: on a Mac, open AirPort Utility and select file > configure other...

  For each of your routers Apple AirPort Base Stations serving their respective networks: its IP address and password (if you don't know either of them, read the Note that follows the horizontal rule below). Then, on the tab of the Basic Station , delete all the entries in the Back to My Mac using the 'negative' button, then click on Update.

  Which must be re-established appearance of this base station in AirPort Utility, as well as in a side bar of the Finder, if all shared disks are plugged on. It will also restore possibility of Time Machine to save on these discs, if this has also been a problem for you.

  If this seems to imply that you will not be able to use Back to My Mac until Apple fixes it, you are probably right. Well to diagnose problems of the CCMM is tedious work that I have not yet finished.

  Apple does not participate on this site except in a very limited way, so don't expect is not a response from them, here or elsewhere for that matter. We'll just have to wait for them to fix it.

• Airport Extreme network 4G connection

  I currently have the following configuration for my internet appliances:

  I have an Airport Extreme unit serving wireless three units Airport Express to extend WiFi coverage throughout the House. Physically connected to the Airport Extreme via ethernet are two televisions Panasonic who can access the same places predetermined via the internet (for example, BigPond movies and television, People, ABC iView, SBS OnDemand). To enable connectivity to other sites such as Netflix, Stan etc every Panasonic TV has its own unit of Apple TV connected to Airport Extreme via WiFi.

  I use Airport Extreme for all my other internal needs such as web connectivity MacBook and iPhone.

  The Airport Extreme WAN port is so physically connected to the ADSL modem and line phone Telstra for the Exchange, which is about 4 km.

  The problem is that the speed of download of the ADSL 2 + are poor, maxing out at about 3.5mbps. When I listen to the live broadcast of MotoGP and World Superbike racing the picture often freezes while he puts in buffer. Watched movies via Netflix and Stan often freezes too.

  I just ran a speed test on the Telstra Mobile 4 G network and I got a download speed of 111.94Mbps 41.77Mbps upload speed.

  Now, I'm thinking it would be great if I could connect my home network to the internet via their WiFi 4 G device X Pro Advanced.

  My question is this:

  Is it possible to connect the Airport Extreme to the Telstra WiFi 4 G device and the use of the mobile network for my internet and get rid of the ADSL modem? I don't think I can use USB Extreme airport connection, I think that the port is only to connect a printer, but I do not know if the Airport Extreme talk wireless Telstra 4 G device. Documentation of Telstra said their device will connect up to 10 devices using WiFi, but I do not know if there would be problems with the Airport Extreme router to talk to her.

  After spending heaps on all these units of Apple (1 x Airport Extreme) and 3 x Airport Express I don't want to lose, but if there is no way to Airport Extreme wireless unit of Telstra (or if this method is ridiculous) so maybe I might be able to get the device of Telstra to talk to all my other WiFi devices directly. Then, I might be able to sell the extreme and expresses it.

  I had a discussion with Apple Support through their chat session, but the person with which I spoke was not able to help.

  Thanks in advance.

  You need a device that is able to connect via Ethernet to the AirPort Extreme base station.

  With a plain/direct USB 4 G modem, a router broadband mobile sometimes can act in Bridge mode and thus provide a conversion method. For example, Dovado has these routers, but their modem (http://www.dovado.com/en/support/modems) compatibility list appears to cite that a single Telstra USB 4 G modem (ZTE) which supports the mode bridge.

  Your question indicates, however, that the 4G modem is actually a mobile access point (providing a local Wi - Fi network). If so, it may or may not be possible to use the wireless Ethernet Bridge (maybe even a model of Apple AirPort Express appropriate) to join this hotspot wireless and then connect via Ethernet to the entrance of the AirPort Extreme. This is all experimental, however. Various problems, including double NAT, are to be expected.

• Can I use old time capsule for storage only with a new airport extreme (standard want latest HQ)?

  I have a time Capsule elders (802.11n). I would like to know if I can still use this time Capsule only as a network storage device, if I decide to build my network with a new Airport Extreme (802.11ac). If I can do that, how would I set up the network to continue automatic backups with a router to update?

  To do what you want, the new AirPort Extreme 802.11ac would be installed as the "main" network router The time Capsule would be connected to the AirPort Extreme, using a wired Ethernet cable connection, and the time Capsule should be configured to run in bridge with the service Mode Wireless off.

  Any Mac you want to save in the time Capsule would need to have Time Machine preferences on each Mac adjusted to ensure that the time Capsule has been set as the target for backup.

  If you decide to add the AirPort Extreme, post back for more information at this time, if you need installation instructions step by step.

• Setting up a Wi - Fi connection and roaming off same Airport Extreme

  I have a Wi - Fi network at home using an Airport Extreme (high cube) and two airport expresses. It works very well for the main house. But I want to get wireless to my new office located in a room adjacent to the garage. I ran the Cat5 cable to the room, bought an Airport Express and I try to connect via cable. Airport utility sees it as a new Airport Extreme, which tells me that the connections are good, but when he goes to set it up, I get a message "unexpected error". So clearly I'm something wrong, or not to do something - I don't have any idea. I can't use the wireless feature to get a signal to the new office because the walls of the House are plaster.

  Thanks for any help on this matter.

  Phil

  Please move the new AirPort Express Terminal very close to your "main" AirPort Extreme

  Locate a short, spare Ethernet cable... no matter what length will make

  Turning off the 'main' AirPort Extreme as well as your other two airport expresses

  Restart the 'main' AirPort Extreme and to let a minute, but keep the other two airport expresses power off for now

  Restart your Mac as well

  Turn on the new Airport Express for a minute or two

  Pressed the reset button on the back of the new Express for 7-8 seconds, then release and allow a minute for the Express start slow, flashing amber light status

  Connect the short Ethernet cable from one of the three LAN <-->spare ports on AirPort Extreme 'main' on the 'O' WAN port on the AirPort Express Terminal

  Run again through the configuration

  If the Express set up correctly, it shuts down and move it to the new location at the end of the long Ethernet cable and then power back up again.  If the Ethernet cable is not working properly, the Express will work correctly.

  Then, turn on your other two AirPort Express devices.

• set up a branch to the main ethernet using Airport Extreme network

  Could someone help me with this network configuration please?

  I rent an office and we have an ethernet cable coming into our building to the main network (a fiber broadband building next door). The ethernet line give you IP addresses and internet link.

  I would like to set up our own network in our building-

  1 / would put an Airport Extreme there is the ethernet cable and then plug the cable into the WAN port

  2 / I would implement the EA to distribute IP addresses, but using a different pool - so if the main building uses 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.256, I would be created my AE to use 10.1.1.1 to 10.1.1.256

  3 / I would then run an ethernet cable between the port LAN on EI to my Netgear 24 port switch.

  4 / I would connect all our other airport extreme and express again our Ethernet switch and put them all to 'bridge mode '. The switch ethernet cables may be connected to the WAN ports on these airports.

  Anyone see any problem here? We would just to have control over our own IP addresses and be able to restart our Airport Extreme, if we must, do not rely on the building next door to the distribution of intellectual property. I know still need to answer on them for the internet connection, but that's fine.

  Thank you!

  It should work. It would be the basis of a network of mobile type.

  A word of caution. With the exception of the "main" AirPort Extreme that performs as a router, connect the other base stations using their respective ports of LAN. We found some inconsistencies when a base station is in bridge mode and the connection is their WAN port.

• Airport extreme

  I use an AirPort Extreme as my WiFi router.  Currently, my Mac, the printer, the iPad and the iPhone is connect via WiFi.  If I were to plug "wired" to my Mac Mini, I'd get better performance?  That would be spoiling my WiFi network?  Can I just run a cable to the back of the AirPort Extreme to my Mac Mini, or I have to reconfigure my network WiFi?

  If I were to plug "wired" to my Mac Mini, I'd get better performance?

  Yes, the speed capability of connection between the airport and the Mac Mini would double or more.

  That would be spoiling my WiFi network?

  NO.

  Can I just run a cable to the back of the AirPort Extreme to my Mac Mini

  Yes

  I have to reconfigure my network WiFi?

  No, but you do not want to turn off the WiFi on the Mac Mini to make sure that the connection between the Mac Mini and AirPort Extreme will be via a wired connection.

• Why is my slower than wifi ethernet download speed when using the airport extreme?

  Hi all

  This is my first post here, so please bear with me. I currently own stunted 2011 Macbook Pro 13 inch and an extreme A1521 from the airport. My ISP has promised 50Mbps downloading and sending 10 Mbps. When I connect my MPro via ethernet/wi-fi to my modem I get as promised. When I connect my MPro via wi - fi to the extreme I get 48Mbps download download 9Mbps and it's ok. However, when I connect my MPro via ethernet to extreme I get 8-9Mbps download and 9Mbps. Anyone know how to fix this?

  If you check the 'fine print', your ISP has promised "up to" 50 Mbit/s and 'up to' 10Mbps.  The ISP might provide more than that during periods of slow activity, like the days of the week during the day, but much less during evenings when there are many more users on the Internet.

  When I connect my MPro via ethernet/wi-fi to my modem I get as promised

  I assume that you meant to check the Ethernet connection, you disable WiFi on Mac when you do this. And unplug the Ethernet cable when you check the speed of the WiFi, correct?

  If so, this tells you that the Ethernet port to both the modem and the Mac work properly, and WiFi work correctly as well.

  When I connect my MPro via wi - fi to the extreme I get 48Mbps download download 9Mbps and it's ok.

  If this tells you that the Ethernet connection between the modem and the AirPort Extreme works correctly, and wireless works fine on the AirPort Extreme.

  However, when I connect my MPro via ethernet to extreme I get 8-9Mbps download and 9Mbps.

  Well, you know that the Ethernet connection between the modem and AirPort Extreme works because you can register 48 Mbps Wireless.

  Thus, the possibilities are narrowed to two elements at this stage:

  (1) the Ethernet cable is defective or making intermittent contact. Try another Ethernet cable, to ensure.

  (2) If you have turned off AirPort Extreme and rebooted several times, and you know that the cable between the Mac and AirPort Extreme works properly, then you have reduced the question down to the Ethernet on the AirPort Extreme, which is probably defective switch.

  If you have not already done so, try other ports Ethernet on the AirPort Extreme.

  As a last resort, perform a reset material on AirPort Extreme and put up again. To perform the Hard Reset... power on AirPort Extreme for a few minutes, then hold it pushed in the reset button on the back of the unit (near the AC power plug) for 7-8 seconds and release. Allow a minute for the AirPort Extreme restart orange light flashing slow.

  I once went through two consecutive airport extremes with the same question about 8 months ago, so it can happen.

  If you're still having problems, then it is time to take the AirPort Extreme of Apple Store... If you have one near you... or contact the Apple Support directly by clicking on 'Contact the Support' in the upper right area of this web page.

  Good luck!