All wireless networks disappears time to time

sometimes the macbook cannot fined any wireless networks even not mine, at the same plase you have had connected with the same MB PRO. The problem is not with the router cause it cannot finde any other wireless networks which i'm pretty much sure that there is in the building. At some points when i restart the MB PRO the problem is gone and sometimes it is still there. As of this posting the MB PRO cannot find any wireless network but the IPAD is just fine.

I have the same problem with my laptop.
Allow computer to turn off device to save power: is not checked.
Advanced power options: the Wireless Adapter is set to "Maximum Performance".
I have a static ip set to 192.168.1.2
It was working for months then stopped 2 months ago after I had troubles connecting to a friend's wireless network unsuccessfuly. So I believe I must have changed something, but what? I have even removed the wireless adapter and re-added with
latest drivers.
I have 2 laptops on the wireless LAN. One is connected immediately when I open the lid after sleep, i.e. wireless adaptor enabled & I can browse and work online. The other has to enable the wireless adapter and re-connect to the router
which takes a minute or so. Not a showstopper because I am then up and running... but very frustrating.
I have trawled forums and searched for 2 months now. Could very well have missed the solution somewhere?
Good luck milky9311, I hope we both find the solution here. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

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How can i extend a wireless network with time capsule

How can i extend an existing wifi verizon wireless network with time capsule? the router is connected on the bottom floor. want to boost the signal to a home office on the top floor, four flights up. connect time capsule via ethernet cable to iMac on 4th floor? Do I have to start a second wifi network or can I set it to just boost the one I have? thank you

How can i extend an existing wifi verizon wireless network with time capsule?
It all depends on what you mean by "extend".
If you plan to "extend" by connecting the Time Capsule to the Verizon router using a wired Ethernet cable, this can be accomplished.
If you were hoping to connect the Time Capsule to the Verizon router using wireless only, unfortunately the Time Capsule and Verizon products are not compatible for that purpose.
Check with Verizon to see if they offer an "extender" or "repeater" that could be located very close to the Time Capsule.
This would provide both more wireless coverage and also allow you to connect the Time Capsule using an Ethernet cable from the "extender" or "repeater".

Time Capsule - Extend a Wireless Network Disappeared

I was going in my Time Capsule settings within the Airport Utilities... I wanted to extend my wireless network so I clicked on this option. When I clicked it... the Time Capsule restarted and now is not showing up in Airport Utilities and there is a flashing amber light on my TC. Any way I can remove the extend my wireless network and put it back to Join a Wireless network?
Any help would be awesome...
Thanks.

We need a bit more information to understand your setup.
What version of AirPort Utility are you using? If you are not sure, open AirPort Utility and click on the AirPort Utility menu at the upper left corner of the screen. Then click on About AirPort Utility. Post back with the version number that you see there.
The Time Capsule cannot "extend" a wireless network unless it is connecting to another Apple router....an AirPort Extreme, AirPort Express, or another Time Capsule.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1766

Must I reconnect to my wireless network EVERY time I want to watch ATV?

This seems like basic stuff to me, but I can’t find an answer anywhere, short of calling the support line….so thought I’d try here first.
EVERY time I sit down to view my ATV, if I want to use it outside of what I have synced to it, i.e. in streaming mode for iTunes, YouTube, Flickr, etc. I have to re-connect to my wireless network, including having to input my password every time. Is this standard procedure, or am I neglecting to “save” my password somewhere? I would have assumed that since it’s never really turned “off”, that it should stay connected to my network, without having to reconnect every time. I mean, I don’t have to input my network password every time I want to browse the web using Safari on my iMac…..why do have to repeatedly do this with my ATV?
It’s rather inconvenient, especially if other family members want to use ATV when I’m not around, as my network password is confidential. (And while we’re at it – is there any way to input your password without showing it?)
Any help would be appreciated – thanks.

Question: have you installed the new Airport 2.0 software? If so, did the problem start after that?
I have had the same problem. A quick temporary fix -quicker than re-entering your password - is to unplug/replug the Apple TV. It should then rediscover the network: go to Settings:General: NW and see if it appears.
However, if we have the same problem, it won't hold the NW connection. It will lose it several times a day.
I bought an Apple TV the moment the came out a few years ago It always worked perfectly as a music and photo server, connecting wirelessly via Airport Extreme like you, the old round one]. Shortly after installing the software upgrade earlier this month, it lost its ability to see my home network or make an internet connection. After several hours trouble shooting with Apple, we were unable to correct this, and they concluded the ATV faulty and sent me a new one. The new one installed and connected perfectly, but after downloading the software upgrade [curiously the replacement unit had the old software] the new unit will not old an internet connection for more than an hour or so. I must unplug/replug the Apple TV to get it back, but it just looses it again in an hour or so. [NB: this is different than the issue which led to the replacement of the unit, as the original could not make a connection at all]. Now after several more hours of trouble shooting, Apple tells me the problem must be caused by magnetic interference from another system component, probably a loudspeaker. As I have had my current system configuration for 13 months, a sudden problem seems counter intuitive. Ia m now in process of re-locating the speaker six feet away to see if it solves the problem.
My son, A Berkely PhD EE and Computer Scientist, suggests that this could be caused by a bug in the 2.0 software, which is brand new and no doubt buggy. So I plan to re-set to 1.0 to see if that is the case.
I'll let you know!
I replaced the Airport Extreme with a Time Capsule the day before I installed the new ATV. Don't think the new TC is the issue as the old ATV went out wit the Airport Extreme.

Troubling extending wireless network with Time Capsule and Airport Extreme

I am trying to set up and extend a wireless network in my house, but it’s not working right. I have two Airport/Capsule units in the house:
2TB Time Capsule (Dual-Band II)
1 Airport Extreme (Dual Band)
I have the Verizon Fios router as my gateway to the internet, and also as my DHCP server. I have also tested the ethernet ports in my house to verify that they work, and that I can get a DHCP-issued IP address.
Now, my Verizon router has WiFI, and it’s still on. I am not using it though except to troubleshoot. So far as I understand, this should not cause a problem.
Base station setup
So I setup the TC to Create A New Wireless Network, on the ethernet network it’s on (Dlink switch plugged into Verizon router). I set it up in Bridge Mode (as opposed to having it dole out IPs, since the Verizon router does this already). The TC gets a valid IP, and my wireless device connect to it without a problem. I have checked “Allow this network to be expanded” under Wireless settings.
Extended station setup
The AE Dual-Band is plugged into the Ethernet, and is reset to Factory Settings. I name it “Airport Extreme 2” and I chose “I want Airport Extreme to join my current network.” The other two options are: “I want to create a new wireless network” and “I want to replace and existing base station or wireless router with Airport Extreme.”
I chose to “join,” I select “I want to connect Airport Extreme to my network using Ethernet to extend my existing wireless network.” The other options are to disable wireless entirely, or to “wirelessly join my current network.” On the next page it asks me to select the device or network that the Airport Extreme will connect to using the Ethernet. I set it to the Time Capsule.
Results:
Access near the Airport Extreme 2 is incredibly slow. Speedtest shows I am getting less than 1Mbps. Worse yet, my mail client won’t connect. It just times out.
What I had hoped was that the AE would connect via Ethernet to the network, and just bring the wireless network to the other side of the house. Instead it almost seems as though it is just re-amplifying the TC’s signal. Otherwise, why is performance so bad?
Thanks to anyone with some insight here!

Hello Kennuff. Welcome to the Apple Discussions!
Since you have the ability to connect all of the routers by Ethernet, there is no need to configure the Time Capsule (TC) & 802.11n AirPort Extreme Base Station (AEBSn) for a dynamic WDS (aka, extending a network). This option is only when the routers do NOT have an Ethernet connection between them.
Instead, you want to configure the TC & AEBSn in a "roaming" network. I suggest starting by performing either a "hard" or "factory default" reset on both.
Next be sure that both the TC & AEBSn are on the same Ethernet subnet coming from the Verizon-supplied router.
Configure the TC & AEBSn as follows:
AirPort Utility > Select the TC or AEBSn > Manual Setup > AirPort > Wireless
o Wireless Mode = Create a wireless network
o Allow this network to be extended: <not checked>
o Radio Mode: <leave the default or if you require a specific mode make sure both routers are configured the same>
o Wireless Security: <configure both routers the same>
AirPort Utility > Select the TC or AEBSn > Manual Setup > Internet > Internet Connection
o Connection Sharing = Off (Bridge Mode)

Have to manually choose wireless network every time I turn on my Macbook

I am using a Macbook Pro for a few days now and it seems that every time I turn it on, I must manually select my wireless network before it will connect. How can I get the computer to do that automatically? I have tried what seem to be all the network settings and nothing works.

Actually, I have. What I didn't realize when I started this thread is that this situation has been discussed elsewhere and it appears to be a bug that Apple will need to address.
It makes no difference how the settings are set, when the Macbook is restarted it does not automatically select a wireless network. It will start the airport card ok, and list all the networks ok, and as long as my encryption key is in keychain, all I have to do is press the airport icon and then the network which I use and it will stay on even if I put the computer to sleep, but it will NOT automatically choose this network if I turn the computer off and back on again.
Guess I just need to wait for a firmware upgrade like everyone else.

Extending wireless network many times – works with limitations (why?)

Hi all! I want to extend wireless network in big 2 floor house without ethernet cables. My current setup is attached in picture file.
Time Capsule – connected directly to Internet.
TimeCaps-Front – this is AirPort Express configured to extend network from Time Capsule.
TimeCaps-Back – this is AirPort Express configured to Bridge mode (it accepts local network via ethernet cable plugged to its WAN) and this AirPort creates new network with the same name and password as Time Capsule do.
2nd-floor-main – this is AirPort Express configured to extend the network from TimeCaps-Back (NOT from Time Capsule because 2nd extension doesn't work).
This setup is WORKS (unbelievable)!!!
But when Time Capsule is rebooted, any client can't connect to any base station, even to Time Capsule (error - connection timed out). For this solution work, it needed to reboot each device individually each after previous… Also I noticed, if after Time Capsule reboot, turn off "TimeCaps-Back" we can again connect our wireless clients to Time Capsule.
So the question is – how to optimize (if possible) this setup?

It sounds a bit corny to say that a chain is only as strong as its weakest link, but it remains a valid concept. In your case, the weakest link is the wireless connection between the Time Capsule and AirPort Express.
The reason for this is that an extending device can only extend the quality of signal or bandwidth that it receives. So, the stronger the connection at this point in the network, the better the whole network will perform in terms of speed and stabiity. At least half of your entire network depends on a single wireless connection between the Time Capsule and the AirPort Express.
If things are working fine, there may be no need to check further. If you want to be a bit more scientific, then you can use a good utility like WiFi Explorer to examine the Signal to Noise (SNR) at various points on the network.
In that regard, I would first measure the SNR of the Time Capsule signal at the location of the first Express to make sure that it was acceptable and even experiment if possible by moving the Express closer to the Time Caspule or minimimizing any obstructions that might be limiting the SNR at this point.
The wireless connection between the Time Capsule and AirPort Express supports the other half of the entire network, so any weakness at this link in terms of bandwidth will be passed down to the other devices on the network.

Wireless Network with Time Capsule -- 2 Questions (5 GHz? 2nd Network?)

Hi all:
First off, thanks to all of you for being there. Apple Discussion Boards are the best!
OK, to start with, here's my gear list:
-iMac 27" QC (bought Dec. '09), 2.8 GHz, 8 GB RAM, running 10.6.4
-Time Capsule 802.11n, 1 TB (bought April '10)
-Airport Express 802.11n (bought April '10)
-iPad
-iPhone 4
So I set up the Time Capsule a few months ago, and paired it with my iMac and with the Airport Express (to stream AirTunes), and everything has been working fine.
The iPad and iPhone are also working fine. (In Airport Utility > Advanced > Logs, the iPhone shows a rate of 72, signal -60, and noise -94. And the iMac shows a rate of 300, signal -47, and noise -96. Don't know if that is good or bad or normal.)
So, here are my questions:
First, in Airport Utility > AirPort > Wireless > Wireless Network Options... should I check the box that says "5 GHz Network Name"? It is currently not checked. Would that increase performance? (All my devices - iPad, iPhone, Airport Express - are "n" devices, right? Does that mean I should check that box? Is that even an issue?)
Second, when I first set up my wireless network I named it "MP Network." But I notice in System Preferences > Airport > Advanced that there is another network that apparently was set up when I first set up the TC. Its name is "Apple Network" plus 3 letters and 3 numbers.
What is that? It doesn't show up anywhere else. Should I delete it? Is it using up bandwidth by being there?
(Both networks appear in that same place on System Preferences, and both are WPA2 Personal.)
Thanks to anyone for any input/advice. And apologies if any of the above is confusing.
Matt

+So it sounds like I should leave the network as is, right?+
Yes, this makes sense for most users. Some users sometimes have trouble with a new computer that sometimes connects to the 5 GHz network and sometimes connects to the 2.4 GHz network. They want the computer to always connect to the 5 GHz network so they assign a separate name to that network and configure their computer to connect to that network first.
+The iPhone being "g" does not reduce my overall performance, right?+
No, because it's using the 2.4 GHz band. Faster devices use the 5 GHz band.
+And my TC broadcasts dual band so the "n" devices get what they want and the "g" device gets what it wants...correct?+
Yes, but you need to remember that "n" devices can connect at either 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz.
+(The 300 Mbits/sec I am getting on my iMac is good, right? And is 72 for the iPhone good, too?)+
300 Mbps is outstanding. Most users average 220-270 with a good connection. The iPhone is a "g" device, which means it can operate up to 54 Mbps, so I'm not sure what you are seeing here.
+As for the other issue of the "out of the box" network name, I think I will delete it. (I am of the school that enjoys things clean and avoids unnecessary clutter!) But will that create any problems for me? Is it as simple as clicking the "-" (remove) icon in System Preferences > Network > AirPort tab?+
That's all you have to do.
I can't remember if the password for the Apple Network xxxxxxx is stored in Keychain Access.
Macintosh HD > Applications > Utilities > KeyChain Access
Look for a listing of the Apple Network xxxxxx and delete that entry if you want to remove all evidence of that network.

Extend wireless network with Time Capsule

I have a dual band Time Capsule in a two story house. The TC is upstairs, and I have an Airport Express downstairs to extend the wireless network. However, the speed is very slow downstairs. I have recently wired the downstairs with ethernet cable, and would like to use a wired wireless repeater (bridge) to get a better signal downstairs. What hardware should I use?

I have a similar but slightly different issue/question. I didn't know whether to start a new post but I will try here first. I'm not able to set up a 5GHz roaming network.
I am a self employed songwriter and need 5GHz speed for numerous devices that stream video and music (computers, DirecTv, Tivos, AppleTVs etc.). All these have both wireless cards and Ethernet cables connected for backup. I need the 2GHz radio only for iPhones or guests. I have ATT DSL with 5 static IP addresses. The first is assigned to TCdual and "shared". My older "L" shaped home is tuff on wireless signals (plaster walls etc). Since I've had a lot of trouble with WDS and wireless connections, years ago, I ran Ethernet to every network device as backup, including an Ethernet connected Airport Express, with wireless turned off, I dedicated exclusively to Remote Tunes. It's been working the past few months (knock on wood). But I need to extend TCdual's 5GHz network with roaming. Here's what I've tried without success.
I placed a 2nd Airport with 5GHz (the model before TC dual) in the room TC's 5GHz will not reach and connected it to TC via ethernet. Using Airport Utility, I tried to "extend" TC's 5GHz network. No luck. AU will only extend TC's default network, which is 2GHz. Very frustrating. So... the only way to get 5GHz in this room is to create a 2nd 5GHz network on Airport #2. Even using the same network name does not create roaming. Whenever I move MBP from this room, I lose Airport#2's 5GHz network and every WAN/LAN connection. I have to reconnect to TC's 5GHz network, every other WAN/LAN device, resume downloads, iChats etc. and start again. VERY frustrating. I think I must be missing something. Am I really forced to choose between speed or roaming. Can't I set up a 5GHz roaming network and have both?

Extend FiOS wireless network with Time Capsule

I have a FiOS wifi router and a 1TB TC (with latest firmware 7.6.3). I'd like to extend the wireless network to cover some dead zones. I've run ethernet from the LAN port on the router to the WAN port on the Time Capsule, and it's getting an IP and internet connectivity. However, when I follow the Apple instructions to extend a wireless network, I get the warning error "unable to extend network" and the flashing orange light. I've confirmed the SSID and password are correct and match the FiOS SSID and password, and I've confirmed that the TC is in bridge mode. I've also logged into the FiOS router and confirmed it's assigning IPs to the wired and wireless componets of the TC, and recognizes the wireless is in bridge mode. Any suggestions?
I've got it working currently as a separate SSID, but it's just a pain to have to jump from weak-network1 to TC-network2 whenever I'm in a dead zone. Thanks in advance!

Check to make sure that you have the TC configured to.....
Create a wireless network (not "extend".....as that is only used for wireless extension and you are using Ethernet)
Use the exact same wireless network name (SSID) as the FIOS router
Use the exact same type of wireless security that the FIOS router is using (Make sure that this is not WEP) It should be WPA2 Personal or WPA/WPA2 Personal.
Same wireless password as the FIOS
Bridge Mode configuration
Unless everything matches up correctly, you will have two separate networks that require two separate log ons.
Configured correctly, you will have a "roaming" network. Your Mac will automatically switch over to the wireless access point with the best signal quality as it moves from one area to another.

Extending an existing wireless network using Time Capsule

I connected my Time Capsule via Ethernet cable to my network. I used the airport utility to extend my existing wireless network (Cisco router)k. After that my wireless devices were disconnected and I got a message stating "Unable to join wireless network". The macbook that I used to set up the Time Capsule showed a message along the lines that a device on the network was trying to use the macbook's IP address, I changed the macbooks IP address and then was able to connect my ipad and iphone to the wireless network but the connection was unusable as it was so slow. has anyone done this successfully and if so do you have nay advice

If you connect the TC to the network by ethernet you do not extend an existing networking.. indeed you cannot.. only works with apple routers and no ethernet.
You create a wireless network.. you can use roaming .. ie use the same wireless name and security settings as the existing Cisco router but you must set different channels.
If you need instructions in that setup what version airport utility are you using. I would strongly recommend a version 5.. it is so superior cf toyland v6.

Extending wireless network using Time Capsule

Hi guys,
I have been trying to sort this issue out for some time.
Basically I have a Thompson Wireless Router which connects to my ISP, this is downstairs broadcasting a wireless network to my house.
I want to put the Time Capsule upstairs, to extend the WLAN and also connect my Xbox over Ethernet.
No matter what I try I cannot get it to work, it ends up setting up 2 WLANs where the Thomson WLAN works (as there is an ISP connection) and the TC wont (as its not connected)
What I want is for the Thomson WLAN to be extended via the TC to allow my Xbox on to Live...
I also have a Mac Mini upstairs that would connect either via the TC WLAN or through ethernet.
Any help you can offer would be amazing
Thanks
Adam

If you are trying to "extend" the wireless signal from the Thompson router through the Time Capsule using wireless only, this is probably not going to work.
The reason for this is that Apple's "extend a wireless network" feature appears to be a proprietary technology that works only among other Apple devices. For that reason, it is highly unlikely that the Thompson router and Time Capsule would be compatible for the purpose that you desire.
If you are able to connect the Time Capsule to the Thompson router using an Ethernet connection, you could configure the Time Capsule to "create a wireless network" using the exact same wireless network name, security settings and password as the Thompson network. In addition, the Time Capsule must be configured as a "bridge" in Bridge Mode for this to work correctly.
If you cannot run the Ethernet cable, you might want to look at a pair of Etherent powerline adapters to accomplish the same task by sending the Ethernet signal over the existing AC powerlines in your home.

List of Wireless Networks disappear/don't show

I'm having major problems with my Macbook Pro. It has all the latest upgrades for Leopard (just checked again for updates - nothing more available). This was a native installation of Leopard - not an upgrade from Tiger.
When I FIRST start my laptop, it connects to the #1 preferred network. But I have 2 routers at home (and I live in an apartment so there's about 12 networks around me) and I often need to switch depending on which end of my condo I am in (concrete walls suck for signals). Any how this is not a signal issue however, as this problem happens when I am in the same room as my router.
When I click the Airport button on the top, the dropdown menu comes out, and fora split second it displays all the networks. But after about half a second (which is NOT enough for me to find and click another network I need to hook into) the list disappears, and truncates to the one I am already on.
So from there I tried "Join Other Network" and it opens a new window, asking me to enter a Network name and what not. When I click on "Show Networks", it used to display all the available networks, but it displays NOTHING - not even the network I am already connected to, using fast and normal internet.
So basically I need to turn my Airport off, open the preferences, change the order of preferred networks on the list of saved networks, and then turn it on again.
Now here's the killer - 50% of the time, after reconnecting, or after waking up from sleep mode, my laptop will FAIL to find internet connection from any of my two routers (while my roomates are doing fine) even with the proper IP addresses and Subnet masks assigned. it basically looks like a healthy connection but I get no internet browsing, email, MSN, nothing.
So basically every time I move from my living room to my bedroom, there's a 50% chance I need to reboot my computer. And there's a 100% chance I need to stumble around settings to make sure my computer finds the right router.

Try the following:
1. Delete Preferred Network(s)
o System Preferences > Network > AirPort > Advanced > AirPort tab
o Under "Preferred Networks," delete the network(s) you regularly use from the list.
2. Delete AirPort Keychain Entries
o Launch the "Keychain Access" application located in Applications/Utilties.
o Click on the "Kind" filter at the top, and look for any "AirPort network password" entries...and delete them.
o Restart, or log out then back in.
3. Add Preferred Network(s)
o System Preferences > Network > AirPort > Advanced > AirPort tab
o Add the preferred network(s) using the "+" button.
o Restart or log out then back in.

[Solved]All wireless networks have stopped working

Connecting to wireless networks that i have previously connected to times out, both with network manager, and iwconfig.
I have tried on two networks i have previously connected to and both time out.
What is interesting is that i am able to connect if i set a static ip, but i cannot reach any addresses, not even 192.168.1.1
SOLVED:
Issue was determined to be the ath9k module, fixed it by running:
modprobe ath9k nohwcrypt=1
Last edited by seniorsassycat (2012-01-28 23:14:25)

Some news:
Networks without security works, right now i am using my tethering features for my Android phone.
I am already checking for last packages, un til now: uninstall usb_modeswitch no offers a solution (was one of the last packages with network relation), looking for more
ip addr
1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 16436 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN
link/loopback 00:00:00:00:00:00 brd 00:00:00:00:00:00
inet 127.0.0.1/8 scope host lo
inet6 ::1/128 scope host
valid_lft forever preferred_lft forever
2: eth0: <NO-CARRIER,BROADCAST,MULTICAST,UP> mtu 1500 qdisc mq state DOWN qlen 1000
link/ether 1c:75:08:21:dd:4d brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff
3: wlan0: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1500 qdisc mq state UP qlen 1000
link/ether 1c:65:9d:69:fa:c1 brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff
inet 192.168.43.218/24 brd 192.168.43.255 scope global wlan0
inet6 fe80::1e65:9dff:fe69:fac1/64 scope link
valid_lft forever preferred_lft forever
iwconfig
lo no wireless extensions.
wlan0 IEEE 802.11bgn ESSID:"AndroidAP"
Mode:Managed Frequency:2.412 GHz Access Point: E0:2A:82:E6:29:06
Bit Rate=54 Mb/s Tx-Power=13 dBm
Retry long limit:7 RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off
Power Management:off
Link Quality=62/70 Signal level=-48 dBm
Rx invalid nwid:0 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0
Tx excessive retries:27 Invalid misc:325 Missed beacon:0
eth0 no wireless extensions.
iwlist scan
lo Interface doesn't support scanning.
wlan0 Scan completed :
Cell 01 - Address: 00:25:86:C5:15:B
Channel:6
Frequency:2.437 GHz (Chan
Quality=50/70 Signal lev
Encryption key:on
ESSID:"4714046"
Bit Rates:1 Mb/s; 2 Mb/s;
12 Mb/s; 24 Mb/
Bit Rates:9 Mb/s; 18 Mb/s
Mode:Master
Extra:tsf=00000000ae9f498
Extra: Last beacon: 400ms
IE: Unknown: 000734373134
IE: Unknown: 010882848B96
IE: Unknown: 030106
IE: Unknown: 2A0104
IE: Unknown: 32041224606C
Cell 02 - Address: 00:25:12:F5:64:F
Channel:6
Frequency:2.437 GHz (Chan
Quality=51/70 Signal lev
Encryption key:on
ESSID:"4714046"
Bit Rates:1 Mb/s; 2 Mb/s;
9 Mb/s; 12 Mb/s
Bit Rates:24 Mb/s; 36 Mb/
Mode:Master
Extra:tsf=00000037ef592b7
Extra: Last beacon: 1036m
IE: Unknown: 000734373134
IE: Unknown: 010882848B96
IE: Unknown: 030106
IE: Unknown: 2A0100
IE: Unknown: 32043048606C
IE: Unknown: DD180050F2020101000003A4000027A4000042435E0062322F00
IE: Unknown: DD950050F204104A0001101044000102103B0001031047001063041253101920061228002512F564FD1021001B5265616C74656B2053656D69636F6E647563746F7220436F72702E1023000752544C383637311024000D45562D323030362D30372D32371042000F3132333435363738393031323334371054000800060050F20400011011000A5A585631302057333030100800020086
Cell 03 - Address: E0:2A:82:E6:29:06
Channel:1
Frequency:2.412 GHz (Channel 1)
Quality=63/70 Signal level=-47 dBm
Encryption key:off
ESSID:"AndroidAP"
Bit Rates:1 Mb/s; 2 Mb/s; 5.5 Mb/s; 6 Mb/s; 9 Mb/s
11 Mb/s; 12 Mb/s; 18 Mb/s
Bit Rates:24 Mb/s; 36 Mb/s; 48 Mb/s; 54 Mb/s
Mode:Master
Extra:tsf=0000000035539181
Extra: Last beacon: 1673ms ago
IE: Unknown: 0009416E64726F69644150
IE: Unknown: 010882848B0C12961824
IE: Unknown: 030101
IE: Unknown: 0706555320010B1B
IE: Unknown: 2A0100
IE: Unknown: 32043048606C
eth0 Interface doesn't support scanning.

"join a wireless network" disappeared

Hi, after I flashed my time capsule with the latest update and updated airport utility I cannot connect my time capsule to my wifi network.
The problem is simple: I do not have the option "join a wireless network" anymore. In the wireless tab I can only either create a new network, or extend an existing network. Anyone knows why?
Thanks in advance
Ben

ok I had to do an hard reset and it worked eventually
Hard reset:
Press and hold the reset button with a pen or pencil until you see the status light (LED) start to flash amber rapidly, which should occur after about five seconds.
Release the button, and the AirPort Base Station or Time Capsule will hard reset.

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