What is Router Address in Airport Extreme

I am trying to configure Airport Extreme for Cable modem(Comcast). Please help me on what i need to fill in Router address field for 'using DHCP' option.
Can I see the address in Airport extreme itself or is it is referring to any IP or something.

I was having problems connecting the Time Capsule to our Roadrunner modem. Time Capsule gets the IP address from the cable modem, but you have to convince the modem to accept that its router has changed and it needs to re-assign the IP address. One way is to turn the modem off, wait a bit, and turn it back on.
For me, suggestions to power off the modem didn't work. But this was because the modem works for our phone service, too, and it has battery back-up. Unplugging the modem never forced it to reconnect.
What worked was disconnecting the modem from the cable. I unscrewed the F-connector (antenna cable) from the back of the modem, waited a few minutes, then reconnected. I got a green light!

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How can I change my IP address in airport extreme?

I have an airport extreme and I would like to change the IP address. There is a renew DHCP tab next to IPv4 Address in Airport Utility, but if I click it doesn't change anything. I'm very green on IP addresses, how can I change the IP address?

I am currently connecting using DHCP. The reason I want to change my IP address is for security.
I see, thanks for the explanation.
Every time you connect to a website, any website, your IP address is sent along with the content you request. There is no avoiding that. It's the method by which the content is delivered to you, analogous to a return address on an envelope you send in the mail. It's not required for websites to maintain a log your IP address or the content you requested. Most of the time it's discarded.
That IP address sent with your web page request is the address of your ISP's router - not your AirPort Extreme. Its address can be used to identify only a broad geographical area, and only your ISP will know the location of the specific equipment it's using. To truly obscure your location from even that broad category requires connecting through a web proxy server, of which there are many to choose from. The only IP address that could be "tracked" using one of them could be anywhere around the world, and would change so often as to be useless to anyone wanting to locate you.
In any event specifying a fixed IP address for your Extreme will not accomplish anything in the way of security or privacy, and would be no different than using DHCP.
If you are concerned about privacy in general that is a very wide-ranging subject. I'll start by suggesting you avoid Google and all its products and services, for obvious reasons.

I have a Cisco/Linksys WRT-54G wireless router and 2 Airport Extremes (the small ones that plug directly into the wall). Is it possible to extend the network from the router using these two AEs? I have a DVD player and Ext HD plugged into the router too..

I have a Cisco/Linksys WRT-54G wireless router and 2 Airport Extremes (the small ones that plug directly into the wall). Is it possible to extend the network from the router using these two AEs? I have a DVD player and Ext HD plugged into the router too. Any ideas? I'm guessing the only way is to do what I've seen in these community pages which states that it can be done but it will drop the bandwidth by 50%. Thoughts?? Thanks!

The Cisco/Linksys WRT-54G was one of the very few routers said to be compatible with Apple's implementation of WDS (Wireless Distribution System) settings.
The info that I have on file indicates that only the WRT-54G versions 4 and under were compatible, so that would be one bridge to cross.
Even if you find that your Cisco/Linksys might be the right version, Apple never published instructions on how to configure the Express devices with other manufactures, so users were left to their own devices to try to figure out how to get things working. Apple's instructions to connect to other Apple devices are in the link below:
WDS network
If you were hoping to use 2 Express devices in this type of configuration...even if it works...the bandwidth penalties will be extremely severe.
The first Express drops the bandwidth (and speed) on the entire network in half and the second halves everything again. So, the result, in effect would be a "g" wireless network running at 25% speed. Few users would consider installing this type of network.
At this point, it becomes one of those things where the fact that you might be able to do something does not mean that there would be much value in doing so. But, it is your decision to decide if you want to try to proceed.

What printers are compatible with airport extreme

What printers are compatible with Airport Extreme so my PC, I-Phone and I-pad can all print wirelessly?
Thanks

You can only use AirPrint-capable printers to print from your devices > http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4356

Recently we changed our Lynksys router to an Airport Extreme and now my MacBook Pro running 10.6.8 will not stream radio through Itunes without constantly rebuffering. Any ideas?

Recently we changed our Lynksys router to an Airport Extreme and now my MacBook Pro running 10.6.8 will not stream radio through Itunes without constantly rebuffering. Any ideas?

Recently we changed our Lynksys router to an Airport Extreme and now my MacBook Pro running 10.6.8 will not stream radio through Itunes without constantly rebuffering. Any ideas?

What's the range of airport extreme can the signal reach my basement my house is about 2500 sq ft

Whats the range on the airport extreme is the signal strong enough to reach the basement of a 2500 sq ft home. Thx

The maximum free-space range is 150 feet; slightly more in the 5 GHz band. However, walls, floors, other electronic devices, microwave ovens, etc. will attenuate the signal reducing the range for actual use.
I live in a 2300 SF townhome and wireless works fine from an AEBS on the second floor. I use an Airport Express on the first floor in Extend mode that is configured for my Slingplayer. Apple TV2 does not seem to have any problems. It's also on the bottom floor.
This is a six year old home so the walls are not made of plaster. Plaster on metal lath can prevent AEBS signals from being detected outside of the room where it's located.

What's the default IP address of Airport Extreme

Good evening.
I just got my new airport extreme. I'll be setting it up tomorrow, but in the meantime was wondering what the default IP address of the unit is (i.e., 192.168.x.x, etc.)
Thanks.

wyzard,
The default IP address for the new Airport Extreme base station as seen from the LAN side is 10.0.1.1.
Regards,
Chris

How can I find the router number for airport extreme card?

I am trying (unsuccessfully) to wirelessly connect my PlayStation 3 to my iMac Duo using the built in Airport Extreme Card.
Can someone please tell me how to find the router number for the built-in Airport? I am using OSX 10.4.9. The wireless card type on my Mac info is "Airport Extreme (Ox14E4, Ox89)".
Thanks in advance.

Since the iMac is using OS X's Internet Sharing, the iMac is acting as a router. The router IP address created by the iMac is dependent on the IP address assigned to the iMac. The first 2 numbers are the same but the last 2 are .2.1.
For instance:
If your iMac is getting an IP address of 192.168.0.200 your Mac's router IP address will be 192.168.2.1
Similarly, if your iMac is getting an IP address of 10.0.1.200 your Mac's router IP address will be 10.0.2.1
So
Open Network Utility.
Click on "Info". Under "Please select a network interface for information" select "Network Interface (en0)" to see what IP address the iMac has been assigned.
Click on "Info". Under "Please select a network interface for information" select "Network Interface (en1)" to see what IP address the iMac is using as the router address on the wireless interface.

Is there a default IP address for AirPort Extreme?

Hi I'm new to using AirPort Extreme router and I would like to know if there is a default IP address? I do not see any info on the router case ( similar to what is done with other routers). Thanks.

If you are asking about the default IP address as a means to configure the AirPort router, Apple does not use a web based configuration setup.
Instead, an application named AirPort Utility is used to administer the AirPort Routers.

Can I reset the default IP address of Airport Extreme?

My old Linksys router is showing it's age and needs replacing (2 of 4 ports no longer work and router requires frequent resets). I want to use an Airport Extreme base station to replace it so that I can then use my Airport Express to extend my network. Can I reset the default ip of the AEBS to match what I was using with the Linksys so that I won't have to change several static ip addresses in devices that don't play well with DHCP?

The AEBS is limited in its ability to use different IP address ranges for connected clients.
The internal or local DHCP range can be set to utilize......
10.0.x.2 to 200
192.168.x.2 to 200
172.16.x.2 to 200
The AirPort Extreme itself would always have a local IP address that would look like....
10.0.x.1
192.168.x.1
172.16.x.1
In other words, the AEBS would always have a .1 desigator by default. This cannnot be changed.

Arris Router then Apple Airport Extreme 7.6.4 DNS Windows Remote Desktop?

I get internet access from Arris router - Atheros AR9285 driver (obtains IP address automatically) - to Apple Airport Extreme 7.6.4 for Wifi to all home gagets. I was able to "Remote Assist" and "Remote Desktop" at home on multi Windows 7s. However, I am having problems outside when traveling because my IP address changes.
So far, I gave permission to window firewall. Next, I added a 3389 port in Apples Airport Extreme. When I am not home. I want to access my home computer. Which IP address do I enter? "What is my IP" is not going to help when I'm not home. That IP is for the Router only anyway. How do I get a static IP address? How do I connect to my super muscle home computer from my wimpy portables?

You need a static public IP which you buy from your ISP.. this is not internal LAN IP..
If your ISP cannot supply it or it is too expensive.. then you need to use dynamic DNS.. this is not going to be easy because apple do not include a DDNS client and the global domain name seems to no longer work.
Look at tesserax document on remote access.
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3413
The problem is, that is for Apple clients.. not windows. Is your wimpy portable a windows computer??
Strongly recommend using a VPN router in that case.. relegate the AE to wireless bridge duties.
If the Arris is a modem router then it will probably work.. almost every router in the world has ddns except Apple.

What is Router Address?

Hello all
Setting up the new Airport Extreme Base station. I have one question.
In the Internet Connection menu, I changed it to using Ethernet and the Configure IPv4 to Manually.
I typed in the IP Address and Subnet Mask but I don't understand what is the Router Address?
Is that the Default Gateway?

The Internet Connection tab settings are used to configure the Internet or WAN-side of the router. In most cases your ISP provides this information automatically to your router when you select Using DHCP for the Configure IPv4 setting. When you choose Manually you would have to enter these values yourself ... which, of course, you would need to get these from your ISP.

Self Assigned IP Address with Airport Extreme

I just changed my router from an Asus to AIrport Extreme.   The Airport Extreme is connected to an ATT DSL modem. I know the modem works because I can connect to the internet when I connect it directly to my IMac. However, when I try to access the internet through the airport extreme it connects temporarily and then loses the connection. It tells me that I have a self assigned IP address and cannot connect to the network. This is the case through both Ethernet and WiFi. It is also the case when I try it with other devices (e.g. IPad, MacBook).
I know there are lots and lots of threads in this forum (and others) on this topic. I have been pouring over them for days and trying everything I could find including but not limited to--
Rebooting/power cycling
Keychain clearing and repairing
Renewing DHCP lease
Turning off firewall and virus barrier
deleting and recreating network
The modem is set up based on the ATT instructions for when it is to be connected to a non ATT router, thus it is in Bridge mode and the Airport Express is set to use PPPoE.   OS and all firmware is up to date.
There is another issue which may or may not be related. It is also an issue for which there are many existing threads (but apparently no definitive solution). My Imac keeps giving me a message that the name of my computer is already in use and has been changed to.....
http://https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4207056?start=0&tstart=0
I have tried several suggested solutions (e.g. energy savings pref, using only wifi or only ethernet to connect). So far no luck.
Both of these issues seem to have started when I switched routers.
Anyone know if the two issues are related? And whether there is a solution? Seems like both issues have been around a long time.......

Was using the wrong password option in UIXperts driver. Kept thinking it was a different protection mechanism than it was. Once the password was set, all was well. Referred back to the IOXperts installation guide (RTFM) for a clue.

Can I Add a Second Wireless Router to my Airport Extreme?

I have an Airport Extreme 802.11n, (the square one).
I just bought a new wireless Epson All-in-One, the Artisan 700.
Even though this is a brand new model, Epson foolishly built it as 802.11g, and not 802.11n. Who knows what they were thinking. 802.11n has been around long enough for them to have incorporated it into their newest models... Oh, well.
Anyway, I understand that any 802.11g element on my 802.11n network will slow everything down to 802.11g speed. I obviously do not want that to happen, but I do not want to lose the convenience of wireless printing and scanning.
So here is what I want to do, and I'd like to know if it will work.
Can I buy a cheap 802.11g wireless router, and plug it into one of the three <---> ethernet outputs on my Airport Extreme, and have a second wireless network, providing both internet and wireless printing/scanning at 802.11g, while preserving the speed of the Airports 802.11n? The idea would be to stay connected to the Airports 802.11n network except when printing, then switch to the 802.11g network.
Alternatively, I imagine if that will not work, I could just set up a cheap 802.11g wireless router, not connected to the Airport Extreme, or the internet, but solely there to provide me with wireless printing.
Any help, or other ideas is greatly appreciated!

Can I buy a cheap 802.11g wireless router, and plug it into one of the three <---> ethernet outputs on my Airport Extreme, and have a second wireless network, providing both internet and wireless printing/scanning at 802.11g, while preserving the speed of the Airports 802.11n?
Yes, this is known as a "dual band" network.
Setting up a "dual band" network is described in the Designing AirPort Networks document, starting on page 48.

Pc with windows xl/sp3 can't connect / acquire ip address from airport extreme; meanwhile, my macbook in connecting fine. We have a wpa2 personal password

My husband's Dell with Windows xl (sp3) can't get an ip address from our new airport extreme. Nor can my daughter's Windows 7 computer. There are no firewalls in place. Both computers worked with my old Airport, though it was sssslllllllowwww. My Macbook works fine and is super fast compared to the old airport. We are using a wpa2 personal password.
Anyone out there have a cure for this problem so we can hook up those sad pcs?
Thanks a lot.
Elizabeth

First, make sure that the new Airport is configured exactly the same as the old one. Hopefully you saved the configuration settings in a file and can look at them to be sure.
If the Windows PC's can't connect with the same password, it's possible that the PC's were using an older wifi protocol like 802.11a or b. The new Airport is backwards compatible but has to be setup that way check to see what versions of 802.11a the windows computers support and make sure that the wireless mode of the airport is setup to accomodate them.
Can the PC's get an IP address if they are connected to the AirPort using an ethernet cable? If they can, that would help naorrow things down to a wireless issue and not some other configuration problem.

What is Router Address in Airport Extreme

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