Hardware :: Running AirPort Extreme As Base - Express To Extend Coverage?

Apr 2, 2009

Is it possible to run or are some of you running on airport extreme as your base and then using an express to extend the coverage of your Wifi?

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Hardware :: Can An Airport Express Extend Range Of Airport Extreme?

Oct 11, 2009

Can it? If it can, would Airtunes still work like normal.

In other words, can I be connected to my Airport EXTREME and Airtunes would still work since the Airport EXTREME and EXPRESS are using the same network wifi-name (the Express is just extending the Extreme's range).

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Hardware :: How To Use Airport Express With It To Extend Network Or Still Need The Extreme

Aug 16, 2009

Can the new Time Capsule be used as a stand alone router or do I have to connect it to my existing Sky router?
I believe people on here call it bridging.

Can I use Airport express with it to extend my network or will I still need the Extreme?

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Hardware :: Express / Extreme Actually Have Same Coverage?

Nov 22, 2009

Looking on Apple's website, I can't seem to find out how far an Airport reaches. I'm annoyed that my Airport Express doesn't reach the bathroom in our 1 bed flat (about 20 feet away from the APE) so, since the APE has died (just 14 months after buying it) I thought I'd take the opportunity to but an Express. But that apparently has radio output of 20dBm - same as the Express. So that's the same reach, am I right? Also, why doesn't Apple offer Airtunes on the Extreme?

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Hardware :: Running AirPort Express On G And Extreme WiFi On N?

Jan 12, 2010

So I have an airport extreme. I am planning on getting an airport express, to use exclusively for airtunes. I have a Palm Pre (it's WiFi is only b/g not N). If I use the Palm Pre on my airport extreme, it lowers my wifi connection to G speeds as opposed to N. Can I make the airport express run on G only but still extend the extreme's wifi (running on N)?

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OS X :: Using Airport Express With Extend Network - Ethernet

Apr 17, 2009

When i try to extend my network with my Airport Express it creates another wireless network, wich is not what i want.

I have a Leve1 router as my main, connected to my modem.

My airport express is connected to the network with a CAT5 ethernet cable.

I use the setup in Aiport Utility and choose:
I Want Airport Express to join my current network ->
I want to connect AirPort Express to my network using Ethernet to extend my current netork or create a second network ->
I choose my network on the list and click continue ->
I want to connect AirPort Express to my network using Ethernet to extend my existing wireless network ->

And then it doenst join my network, but creates a new called Apple Network 00a133..

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Hardware :: How To Use Airport Express To Extend Wireless

Jul 8, 2009

I am thinking about buying an airport express to extend the wireless coverage in my house.

I have a wireless router, however the signal does not quite reach the other side of the house. At the moment I use some network over mains equipment, like [URL], to connect a desktop up at the other side of the house.

I was wondering if I will be able to connect an airport express up to one of these power line adapters and use it in conjunction with the other wireless.

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Hardware :: How To Extend Multi Ssid (N And G) With Airport Express

Dec 14, 2010

we have time capsule and airport express. TC wifi protocols N and G.

and i want to extend two protocol with airport express.

but, Airport express extend only G protocol when I extend.

how to extend multi ssid (N & G) with airport express ?

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Hardware :: Possible To Extend Wired LAN From Linksys To AirPort Express

Jul 10, 2009

I'm trying to figure out the possibilities of the Airport Express. I have tried to draw up what I want and would like to know if t is possible. I want to use the Airport express as a frontend unit because of he ability to use AirTunes. Unfortunately my HDX 1000 is not wireless (NMT to play media to my TV from my NAS). Is it possible to extend the wired LAN from my Linksys to the AE and by that enable my HDX 1000 to play content from my NAS?

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Software :: Airport Express Doesn't Extend Network?

Sep 18, 2009

Is it possible to extend my wifi network with my Airport express, knowing that my airport express is not connected by ethernet ?

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Hardware :: Using Airport Express To Extend Wifi From Time Capsule?

Sep 13, 2010

Sorry if this question has been asked many times before - I tried running numerous searches, but it's been difficult to find a straightforward answer to my predicament.

I have a time capsule and an airport express. I would like to extend the range of my wifi network as my modem (attached to the time capsule) is on the third floor of my home and I'd like to improve the strength of my internet connection to the lower floors. I've tried to set-up airport express (located on the 2nd floor, but initially set-up near my time capsule) and the time capsule with the extend range options, but my airport express doesn't seem to improve the range of the wifi. I tested my internet speed by running the test away from airport express, near airport express and with my laptop connected to airport express via ethernet. In fact, connecting the laptop to airport express seems to produce the slowest download speed and being near airport express does not seem to provide faster download speeds.

Can someone point me to straightforward instructions where I can setup airport express to extend the range of my wifi network that uses time capsule? Also, how will I know that airport express is extending my range? When I view my wireless networks, should I see my airport express as one of the wireless networks that I can connect to?

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Hardware :: Can I Use An Airport Express To Extend A Network Using A Bwrg500 Router?

Jun 11, 2010

Can I use my Airport Express to extend my wireless network while using a Bountiful BWRG500 wireless router?

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Hardware :: Apple Airport Extreme MB763LL/A, Can Use Two Of These To Extend My Network?

Oct 12, 2009

I made an addition on my house and the reception in the new area is weak, can I purchase two MB763LL/A wifi units and then have them talk to each other (I can run a cable between the two units if that speeds up the network, currently the sheetrock is not installed on the addition).

Warm regards,
David Cappell

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Hardware :: Can Airport Express Join Or Extend Existing Network Created By Other Router?

Jan 18, 2009

my router is linksys and i want to let my airport express join the network created by linksys wirelessly, would that be done? i was told at apple store that airport can extend existing network, what the problem is?

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Hardware :: Using Two Airport Express Base Stations

May 26, 2007

I have a wireless network set up using an airport express. Both my iMac and MacBook connect to it wirelessly. I want to use a second airport express and put it in my livingroom so I can connect my stereo speakers and use AirTunes. If I configure the second express to join the current network, will I be able to use internet and airtunes at the same time from the same computer? In other words, can I use the two airport express base stations in just one network with both internet sharing and airtunes?

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Mac Pro :: Airport Extreme Base Station Information?

Dec 2, 2010

I've been looking here for the answer without any success. Well after 8 yrs I decided upgrading my linksys's router and I was able to setup my new airport extreme wireless and add my ethernet printer without using the USB option.

I noticed after using my daughter macbook pro under her log in and I was able to see my airport router and was able to change settings under airport utility.

I don't want that to happen as I want to manage everything from my Macpro and I'n afraid that anyone with another pc from outside can have access to it.

I don't have any share files except sharing the printer in the network.

Also I noticed that I can't have two seperate network name's with individual passwords for 2.4 GHz and 5GHz but I have a separete one for the guest network which I did okay.

If I add a hard drive in the airport router via USB can I use that for time machine for my daughter macbook pro?

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OS X :: Can't Connect To Airport Extreme Base Station?

May 2, 2009

It's a two year old 802.11a/b/g Airport Extreme Base Station.

I've tried connection via wireless and ethernet from two different Macs (one with an 802.11a/b/g Airport Extreme card and one with an 802.11a/b/g/n AE card.) I can ping the base station successfully, but I can't connect to it with Airport Utility.

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OS X :: Setting Up AirPort Extreme Base Station

Apr 14, 2010

I have an airport extreme base station and I heard you need a modem to connect it to, I have a bt homehub and need to just get the internet setup. I can't seem to set it up how hard I try. It shows this when I try to plug it in without the bt hub [URL] and I dont know if I have a modem or not?

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Hardware :: Using AirPort Express Base Station With 802.11n And AirTunes?

Oct 17, 2010

Can I assume that AirPort Express Base Station is basically a mini wireless router less the ability to connect to computers using wired connection?

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Hardware :: Broken Airport Express Base Station

Oct 19, 2010

I have had my Airport Express Base Station for almost 4 years and last week it just stopped working. No Green/Orange LED, no network, not able to reset, dead as a doornail. It broke before I could reset or reformat it. Now I have no wifi at the house and I decided to sell the unit on Ebay. I have had an overwelhming response to my broken unit and am a little concerned. Do they know something I don't? Since I did not get to reformat it, I am selling a unit that is still as is. Does this have data on it that can be hacked or should my home Macbook be at risk? I have deleted my home network from my Airport Utility on my Macbook, but not sure what else I can do. I really would like to make some money off it, but not if I am at risk of someone using data stored on the device I cannot wipe off because it is broken. I know my network would still be stored on it and network password.

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Hardware :: Airport Express Card Base Station

Jan 16, 2009

I have recently purchased a 15.4 MacBook Pro 1.83GHZ 2MB Ram with Intel Core Duo. The machine has a Airport Express Card fitted and I have purchased a 802.11n base station but I can't get it to work! The Base Station light just flashes amber and will not go green. I am simply trying to play my speakers through it wirelessly. The MacBook does not recognise the base station when I scan for Apple Devices.

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Hardware :: Using 2 Airport Express Base Stations At The Same Time?

Jun 15, 2009

I want to be able to use wireless internet and stream music to my stereo at the same time, but I only have a single internet connection behind my stereo and it's connected to the Pay TV. My options seem to be getting a new line installed behind the stereo so I can insert this into the same Airport Express base station I use for my music, or buying a second Airport Express base station and connecting it to one of the other internet connections in the room, then connecting to both Airport Express base stations at the same time.

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Hardware :: Is There Any Way To Connect An Airport Express Base Station

Jan 27, 2010

Is there any way to connect an Airport Express base station to a wired network requiring authentication?

I'm using the university network which requires a user name and a password and bought an AE to set up a private wifi network for my mac, ipod touch and printer, without considering this.

I've tried a few things but haven't found anything useful. I guess sharing the connection via my mac's Airport would be possible, but how do I set up the AE to extend the mac's wireless network while it's connected to it? It can't be done from an ipod touch, can it?

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Software :: Printing To Airport Express Base Station

Oct 29, 2007

I've upgraded two Macs (a Mac Mini and a MacBook Pro) to Leopard, and both have lost the ability to print to the Epson CX5000 connected to my AirPort Express base station. The Mac Mini, which is also connected via Ethernet to my home network, can print to the CX5000 as a Bonjour printer connected to the base station. Both computers think they're printing. They both get a connection to the printer, and act as if the printer is printing the jobs, but no print job is forthcoming.

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Hardware :: Airport Extreme Base Station As Router?

Feb 12, 2009

Just bought an Airport Extreme from Apple. Is there anyway I can use it instead of my existing netopia router.

I'm getting mixed reports on whether I can do it. The AEBS appears to be able to take a dsl line.

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Hardware :: Get An IMac And An AirPort Extreme Base Station?

Jan 16, 2010

I want to get an iMac and an AirPort Extreme Base Station. I already have a 2WIRE wireless router using 802.11b/g. Do I need to get the AEBS, or will an iMac work with my existing router? And I need to keep my 2WIRE router, so how would I hook up an AEBS to the 2WIRE router? I've heard that you have to set the AEBS to 'bridge' mode or something. Can you also give detailed instructions on how to set up the AEBS with the 2WIRE router?

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Hardware :: Finding The Best Way To Hook Up An Airport Extreme Base?

Oct 27, 2010

I want to hook up my Canon Selphy and an external hard drive. What's the best way this can be done? My PowerMac G5 is currently hooked up to an ethernet cable. I notice there's an other one in the back... Could I just wire another cable and stick it in the back of the Airport Extreme Base?

Is there anyway I could add it to the existing wireless, or would I have to create a new one because the G5 doesn't have a airport card inside?

I'd want it to work between my MBP, iBook, and all the other laptops in my house.

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Hardware :: Airport Base Extreme And Hard Drive

Dec 11, 2010

I bought a new HDD (1 TB seagate) because I want to hook it up to my airport so that I can start a movies collection. I want to be able to access it from my macbook pro ( via wireless) and from my windows desktop (via wired). But I have a lot of movies in 720p and its larger than 4gb. I understand that the airport can only recognize FAT32 drives but FAT32 cant have files larger than 4gb. Is there a format for my 1tb seagate that I can use that can be read by my airport so that it can store files larger than 4gb and I can access it through my desktop PC and macbook pro.

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Hardware :: Open NAT On Airport Extreme Base Station?

Nov 13, 2008

Every time I play Xbox Live, it tells me that my NAT setting is not open and that Matchmaking may be slow. So my question is this, how do I open up my NAT? I went to Airport Utility>Internet>NAT tab>and unchecked both "Enable default host at:", and "Enable NAT port mapping protocol", but it still says that my NAT is Strict. So what to do?

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Hardware :: How To Use Airport Extreme Base Station As A Router?

Feb 12, 2009

Just bought an Airport Extreme from Apple. Is there anyway I can use it instead of my existing netopia router.
I'm getting mixed reports on whether I can do it. The AEBS appears to be able to take a dsl line.

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