When is Airport Express available in 802.11ac?

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• Airport Express & 802.11ac?

  When is Apple going to Airport Express 802.11ac?

  Apple only knows. We are not common to Apple's plans.

  We all know when Apple made an announcement.

• 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, which gives an unexpected error message when you try to connect to an existing network of WEP.  Any ideas.  Tried the factory returned. He was knocked offline when someone dug into the telco cables.

  I have an Airport Express, which gives an unexpected error message when you try to connect to a router WEP (Verizon) existing iOS9.3.2

  It flashes orange, but can not be reconnected to the router or to the title of the Setup Assistant or Airport utility.  Is there a way to reconnect to WIFI or should I bite the bullet and connect via Cat5e and be done with it.  My VPN works much better without AirPort Express connected.

  Sorry, but there is no WEP settings AirPort Utility on the iPhone or iPad, or any Mac version of AirPort Utility which was used for the last 4 years or so.

  If you have an older Mac still running AirPort 5.x utility or a PC with the AirPort for Windows utility installed on the device, the WEP settings that could be used to get the Express to connect to a WEP network there.

  As you know, WEP has not been secured for a number of years, and there are any number of free utilities available on the Internet, which is crack a WEP network in a few seconds. Thus, all those who want to be on your network will not have problems to do very quickly.

  But it's your call.

• Time Capsule 802.11ac airport fan is always on

  For two days my Airport Time Capsule 802.11ac 3 TB - Version 7.7.3 fan works verry strong and amber light flashing ist.

  AirPort Utility reports the status "this device could be overheating.

  All functions of the time Capsule works fin (internet LAN/WLAN, hard drives - Time Machine backup)

  Normal temperature just from device ist. Only the fan runs at maximum speed

  When I reboot then TimeCapsule the light is green for a few seconds. The fan works silently. After that, the fan went up to maximum speed and light is orange flashing.

  How can I reduce the speed of the fan?

  The Capsule is defective and needs replacement. Please bring the product to an Apple Store... If you have one near you... or contact the Apple Support directly.

  Contact Apple for support and service - Apple Support

• My Airport Express will randomly start flashing orange and I have to unplug it to make it back to the green.  Wifi continues to operate even when the light is orange flashing.  Anyone know why this is happening?

  My Airport Express will randomly start flashing orange and I have to unplug it to make it back to the green. Wifi continues to operate even when the light is orange flashing. Anyone know why this is happening?

  The next time you see the flashing light amber...

  Open Finder > Applications > utilities > AirPort Utility

  Click on the image of the AirPort Express

  If you see a button update, click on update the firmware on the airport

  

  Otherwise, find status and click on the little orange dot it. A message will appear to say why the airport complained and suggest a remedy for the issue.

• Hello! My AirPort Express (802.11a/b/g) lights no more. I think he lost his power. What should I do to restore its power?

  Hello! My AirPort Express (802.11a/b/g) lights no more. I think he lost his power. What should I do to restore its power?

  If AirPort Express light does not illuminate, this indicates that the internal power supply inside the Express did not, and the device will need to be replaced.

  If you really a 802.11a/b/g in the Express version, it is at least 8 years old and probably much older than that.  Average life of this product was about 3-4 years, then you have had surprisingly good luck with your product.

• 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.

• Would be switching to a simultaneous dual‑band 802.11n AirPort Express correct problems with connectivity MacBook Air Wi - Fi

  Right now I use an old AirPort Express Terminal (802.11 DSSS 1 and 2 Mbps standard, 802 11A, 802.11 g specifications and a 802.11n draft specification) with AirPort Utility Version 6.3.6 (636.5). My MacBook Air (13 inches, beginning 2014) intermittently loses the Wi - Fi connection. Move to a 802.11n simultaneous dual‑band AirPort Express would correct this problem? I'd be better off with an Airport Extreme?

  AirPort Express frequently asked questions (FAQ) - Apple Support

• My LAN airport Time Capsule 802.11ac began to abandon their studies on the Cox network.

  My local network that the internet began to abandon their studies in airport Time Capsule 802.11ac associated with my network of Cox. The green light stays on. Unplug it and plug it back bring it will return immediately.

  I disabled IPv6 on the suggestion of the counsel of COX because Cox and Apple have a problem with these capsules of time regarding IPv6 and IPv4 is supposed to work.

  It is a question of cox or should my time capsule service?

  This modem do you have? Brand and model please.

  It may be a contributing factor, where the transition to IPv6 is causing issues, but raised another problem.

  He has also reported a DNS issue... Please fix the DNS servers of your TC... (IPv6 is set to link-local now in your TC?) Assign the values google DNS and see if it improves things.

• Airport Express do not work when the mac has been turned off

  I plugged our mac mini and the Airport express separately to the internet via a network hub. When I turn off the green light on the airport Mac Orange and blinks. The internet connection disappeared.

  Is anyone know how I can configure the network, so I can turn off the mac without cutting off the internet at the Airport express?

  Post a screenshot of the express installation of airport utility.

  I plugged our mac mini and the Airport express separately to the internet via a network hub.

  This seems odd... What is a network hub? They went to fashion 20 years ago. Do you mean a switch? Real model number please.

  What model is the express?

  Is anyone know how I can configure the network, so I can turn off the mac without cutting off the internet at the Airport express?

  Plug the Express directly on the main router... and implemented in Bridge mode and create a wireless network. That's the way it should be installed now... but this 'hub' could be a problem.

• 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

• 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.

• 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.

• Wireless shared time Machine backup with Airport Express?

  Hi all

  I looked around lately for a solution to this issue and who struggle to get by.

  I'm a musician, and at home, I have an iMac that I work on. Everything is there, basically. I have a Time Machine backup to an external drive.

  I also have my old MacBook that I use to play concerts. I have what I need for it there: especially Max/MSP patches, odd live recording and a few samples. I don't have a backup of it right now. Max patches are the only files not on my iMac.

  So far, all the files I need for two computers, I have sync with DropBox and OneDrive. I'm getting a little tired of copy things more, re-upload, forgetting where something is and having things scattered everywhere. Ideally I'd like a shared folder of a certain type that is always up-to-date on both computers. This folder will contain Max patches, live recordings and the weird thing I do away from home.

  I would also be able to save more flexible:

  • the iMac backup
  • Backup of MacBook Pro
  • Shared folder backup

  I've been looking around a bit and I'm not sure how best to do so. A kind of home server would be an option? I have not used one drop/airport/Time Capsule of Apple stuff before, so I'm not sure how they differ from each other.

  I like Time Machine, because I can't think to save things. If I could have three backups separated like the ones I mentioned (for the security and because my brain can deal with it better if it is presented that way), that upward with Time Machine or something similar, to some central place automatically.

  I looked at the airport in Time Capsule and it looks great, but I can't afford it right now. I also saw contradictory information on AirPort Express can be plugged into an external drive for backup, so if Time Machine can be used with wireless at all.

  I hope that what I am asking is logical. I would like the simplest solution to back up two computers and have a shared location for the common files needed on both.

  Thank you!

  Phil.

  So far, all the files I need for two computers, I have sync with DropBox and OneDrive. I'm getting a little tired of copy things more, re-upload, forgetting where something is and having things scattered everywhere. Ideally I'd like a shared folder of a certain type that is always up-to-date on both computers. This folder will contain Max patches, live recordings and the weird thing I do away from home.

  An option here would be to get a device connected to the network (SIN). This unit can store all the required files and be accessible to one of your computers on your home network. A number of these devices is also available remotely, when necessary. Here is an example.

  I would also be able to save more flexible:

  • the iMac backup
  • Backup of MacBook Pro
  • Shared folder backup

  I've been looking around a bit and I'm not sure how best to do so. A kind of home server would be an option? I have not used one drop/airport/Time Capsule of Apple stuff before, so I'm not sure how they differ from each other.

  I like Time Machine, because I can't think to save things. If I could have three backups separated like the ones I mentioned (for the security and because my brain can deal with it better if it is presented that way), that upward with Time Machine or something similar, to some central place automatically.

  To the extent not "have to think about backup things', Time Machine (TM) would be a solution that is easily available to you now. It would create separate for each Mac backups. In addition to using an external hard drive as you do now, other TM backup destinations could be:

  • A time Capsule
  • A 802.11ac AirPort Extreme with a connected USB hard drive. In this configuration, Apple calls the drive and the drive from the airport.
  • A NAS

  In the last item in the list, you see that a NAS could offer solutions for each of your goals. However, if you are on a tight budget, likely the most expensive company to undertake, as the physical drive of NAS enclosure can run around $400-600 only, without any installed readers. This is where the time Capsule can work out cheaper for you.