FTP Issues - AirPort Extreme 802.11 AC
Starting a few weeks ago, I have not been able to connect to any of my outbound FTP servers from any device on my AirPort network. I have verified with my ISP, Comcast that they are not blocking port 21 now. I can access these servers perfectly fine on any other network. The Extreme has software version 7.7.1, my cable modem is the Motorola SB6141 and I am using FileZilla on Windows 8. Help would be greatly appreciated.
Your experience tells you Apple have no idea what they are doing.
1. They have not released an update to windows for ages.. even with Win8 now out for more than a year.
2. Apple do not use FTP.. FTP is not a supported protocol on the TC or AE.. therefore it is out of sight and out of mind. It is also not a secure protocol so to some extent they are justified.
3. They provide one method of remote access which is propriety.. which requires you to sign into the Apple world. And use iCloud and BTMM ensuring you remain in the Apple camp.
I've spent 400 on Apple AirPorts over time and feel like Apple should fix this issue, considering how even the cheapest routers support FTP and it is a well used protocol.
I am sure they will fix it.. when is the problem.. since it is not a protocol Apple needs or uses.. they don't mind and you don't mattter.
Buy a alternative router.. bridge the AE and it can do all your wireless and become a shiny white switch with the ports orientated the wrong way.. at least until the next firmware comes out and you can give that one a try.
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Good afternoon,
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Power-up your computer(s).
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Continue with step 2 in the first set of steps.
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USB Printing AirPort Extreme 802.11n
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So, all set-up and settings are fine. The issue I am having which never occurred before is that the file is sent to the queue but is immediately labeled as stopped and will not print no matter what I try.
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I don't think that any of my devices has the AC ability if that matters..
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PHY Mode 802.11m
Channel 100 (DFS, 5 GHz)
Security: WPA2 Personal
RSSI -70
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MCS Index: 11
I appreciate this is probably an odd setup, but any help would be appreciated..Ok... netspeed just resolved itself across the wirless back up ro 19Mbps..
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Do I need to replace my airport extreme 802.11g?
last week I started having problems with airport extreme 802.11g dropping wireless signal and/or having to connect manually. I have been pulling out AC waiting for 10 seconds and plugging back in. Sometimes this works and sometimes it doesn't. I will have connect for a minute and then drops again. Maybe another minute and it finds the signal again, then drops it again.
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I'm assuming that your AirPort Extreme is not located close to a televison or other electronic device. If it is, try to move it as far away as possible. Also try to keep it as far away from any outside walls or windows in the apartment as possible.
I was helping a friend recently who moved into a a new high rise apartment/condo development and we found that he simply could not use 2.4 GHz wireless reliably in his area due to the number of other networks and interference issues. That is likely the case in many other situations due to the explosion of wireless networks in the last few years.
For your reference, the most accurate way to judge signal quality is Signal to Noise or SNR.
Hold down the option key on your Mac and click on the Apple icon in upper left corner of the screen
Select System Profier.
Look down the list for the Network heading and then click on AirPort to highlight it
Look in the window to the right for the name of the wireless network, then look for the Signal / Noise readings. These will be negative numbers. Example: Signal / Noise -60 dBm / -80 dBm
SNR = Signal minus Noise, so -60 dB - (-80) dB = 20 dB
Then use the reference chart posted by expert user Tesserax to get a general idea of the connection quality
o 40dB+ SNR = Excellent signal
o 25dB to 40dB SNR = Very good signal
o 15dB to 25dB SNR = Low signal
o 10dB to 15dB SNR = Very low signal
o 5dB to 10dB SNR = No signal
With only 10 feet between the computer and router, you definitely should see 40 dB+ readings under normal conditions
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I recently installed an Airport Extreme 802.11N that I bought in May 2013. It replaced an Airport Extreme 802.11N that I bought in July 2007. My USB printer (Lexmark E350d) worked fine with the old Airport, but I'm having trouble with the new one. When I try to print, I get a USB Waiting message on the printer, and when I force a page to print by pressing Go on the printer, I get a page that says ERROR: syntaxerror OFFENDING COMMAND: true. . . .cvt . . . fpgm . . . x . . .lglyf . . . <..J head . . . STACK: / [ -mark- /sfnts I’ve tried shutting down the printer and disconnecting it and the Airport, but that doesn’t help. I reset the settings on the printer. I upgraded the Airport firmware and removed, reinstalled, and upgraded the Lexmark printer driver. After I upgraded the firmware and printer driver, a few pages printed correctly, but then I got the same syntax error page as before. Any suggestions for getting the printer to work correctly?
Use a powered USB hub between the AE and the printer.. the usb port does sometimes have issues.
Try deleting the printer in the Mac and reinstall it.. the change in AE can represent effectively a change of printer.. it is important to make sure that is all up to date.
Beyond that.. USB printers.. ughhh! Consider for two toners you can go and buy a proper network printer.
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