Adding Airport Express to my existing network

I'm sure this has been covered, but I've been wading through the various posts on AXpress and I have just become more and more confused with the different scenarios that people are presenting....so here's what I want to do.....
I currently have a G5 connected to a Belkin wireless router that also has 4 ethernet ports. The G5 is connected to it via ethernet. My Netcomm ADSL modem connects to the Belkin router and I have a Macbook connected wirelessly. I also have a Belkin Wireless Range Extender that picks up the wireless signal from the main Belkin router and repeats it so that I have great wireless signal no matter where I am in my house. All of this works flawlessly, and has done so for the last 2 years.
Now I want to add the AXpress that I have just purchased purely for the Airtunes feature. Can I just add it in to the existing network without changing what is already working perfectly? I would imagine that I should be able to use either my G5 or my MacBook to stream iTunes music to the AExpress?
Could someone either tell me how to, or point me in the direction of a post that deals specifically with this type of set-up?...I would be most appreciative, as I said, I was just becoming more confused as I read the existing posts.
Thanks in advance.
Michael R.
G5 2.0 Ghz DP PowerMac, 1.5gig RAM Mac OS X (10.4.7)

Michael
I am in the same position that you are, except that I have already been using the Airport Express for itunes for nearly a year now and it works great. I called Apple to get it working and it worked fabulously in my old apartment. However, I want to use it with my new wireless set-up, which works great in my new apartment. I just want them to work together....
I have a linsky wireless WRTP54G for my RCA broadband router that came with my DSL. When I use the airport utility to scan for this "base station" as the instructions for creating a WDS say to, I can't find it. Actually, the computer can't find it and I get an error. I am pretty sure that I have the right IP address and that the password is correct, because I just reset it through linksys. I think if I could just get past this step that I could continue on.
Does anyone have any advice?
Thansk Mel B

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I have can't find anything to help me add my new Airport Express to my existing WEP network. All I want is to use to play my Itunes through the sitting room stereo. I've upgraded the firmware on my Netgear 802.11b wireless access point so I can have a 13 digit WEP password. I've installed the latest install software from the apple website for the express box.
I can access the express box fine on its own but not add it to the existing network. Now the only thing that works is the apple connection! My old wireless network has stopped working. I tried the same at my office yesterday and the only way to resolve the situation was to uninstall all the Apple software and then my Wireless network was able to work again. I'm pulling my hair out here and getting in to trouble with the rest of the family because it is taking so much time up!
Someone mentioned somewhere some new firmware - I can only find one for MAcs not PCs - I don't have any Macs on my network.
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Make sure you have installed at least Airport 4.1 on your PC:
http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/airport41forwindows.html
Most Netgear wireless routes will tell you the hex equivalent of the plain text WEP password you enter into it - and this is found using the same web browser based process you use to configure the router. This information cannot be found by any other means (like "pinging" the router's IP address). If you can get the WEP key in this manner, configure the Airport Express with the same WEP key *while it is still cabled to the router*.
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Instructions to add an airport express to your existing network

Adding your airport express to your existing wireless (none apple) network seems a hard thing to do since the instruction manual doesn’t tell the simple steps to be taken. Changing the network settings once configured causes the same trouble. Many of you will have got the famous 10057 error trying to…
It took me a while to figure out the solution but I found it and here it is….
Start with setting your airport to default factory. This is an important step, so don’t skip it.
1. First of all. Connect your airport express directly to the router of your own wireless network by a normal network cable. Now start your PC and make sure the Airport express utility program is installed (can be found on the installation cd or at the apple website).
2. Now do a HARD reset of the airport express into factory settings. This will erase every setting you’ve entered and starts with a clean “new” machine.
a. Push the reset button and keep it pushed. (button is located on the bottom and can be pushed by a paperclip or so)
b. Now connect your airport to the power outlet so it starts up. Still keep the reset button pushed.
c. After a few seconds the status led will start flashing orange (amber). Now release the reset button and let the airport completely start up for about 1 minute until it slowly flashes orange (amber). Your factory settings haven been restored and the password is reset to ‘ public ’
Once your airport has started and flashes amber, proceed with the following steps:
3. Start on your pc the airport express utility program. If necessary, hit the “look for devices” button.
4. Your aiport express is shown on the left. Select it by single click and note down the IP address as shown in on the right side in your airport utility program
5. Under the menu “File”, choose “configure other base station” Don’t bother the strange description, just choose this option. Now enter the IP address of your airport and the password “public” (has been reset to this remember). Hit the OK button.
6. Now the miracle happens. Your airport is suddenly found and shown. A new screen opens with all settings of your airport express and you can change them.
a. By default the icon Airport is selected.
- The first tab is called overview and is not relevant.
- Go to the second tab, called base station.
--> Give your airport express a name and add a password
--> Note: you might want to open the Options Button and unselect the “look for new firmware option”. If you unselect it, you will keep the airport from constantly downloading new firmware forcing you to reboot it almost every week.
- Now go to the tab wireless
--> Select in the dropdown “wireless mode” the option “connect with wireless network". Doing so, you instruct the airport not to create a network but to join an existing one (in this case your own network)
--> Select your own network in the dropdown under “name Wireless network"
--> Select the security mode (in most cases WPA/2) and enter your network security password. This is the password you have been creating on your network configuration.
b. Now click the Music Icon
--> Select the option “activate Airtunes”
--> Enter a name you want to be shown in Itunes for this airport.
c. If you want, you can set up your printer on by clicking on the printers icon and fill out the settings.
d. Now finally hit the button “Update” at the bottom.
7. A dialog is shown to warn you. Of course you want to proceed, so hit the “next” button.
8. Now your changes are sent to the airport device.
LET FOLLOWING STEPS FINISH COMPLETELY:
First it writes to the device (a dialog screen is shown telling you that).
Secondly your device is restarted (again a dialog is shown).
Third step is to try to read the airport express again. A dialog is shown.
Let it finish and at the end you will get a “error” message telling you it can’t read the airport you just configured. Don’t worry about that. Just close this message.
9. Close the Airport Utility program on your pc
10. Disconnect your airport from power and network.
11. Reboot your airport now anywhere you want in your home and let it start up for about 1 minute until the green led becomes solid.
Yes, it will work.
Message was edited by: Carlo Mantels

Carlos,
This is an excellent tutorial. For some Windows users, however, who have not made changes to their network settings and yet still encounter the dreaded 10057 error code, my post below might resolve:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3289924
My problem was my Windows PC's TCP/IP settings/configuration, which had become corrupt. I could use Airport Utility without incident on my Macs, but not via my Windows machine. Refreshing the TCP/IP settings via the instructions above resolved the issue.
Kind regards,
Jason Havens
Destin, FL, USA

Airport express connect to existing network problems

Hello everyone, my thanks in advance for any help you can provide. I know this issue has been raised in various forms both on this forum and elsewhere on the net, however no solution so far has worked for me.
I have been trying to add my airport express to my existing wireless network in order to extend wireless connectivity in my lounge room and provide airplay functionality to my stereo. Previously, with my last router and ISP i had the same setup working fine but now i cannot for the life of me get it working again.
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I have tried factory reset of the express a number of times and gone through the setup process and receive the same result. I have reset the modem, router, express and powered down the mac a number of times, still to be faced with same result.
I am at a loss and hope that you can help

Okay so i've fixed it....
Decided to bite the bullet and engage Apple support and although the agent i spoke to tried very hard he was as baffled as i was. In the end (after nearly an hour) i was put on to a support manager who simply told me that the Airport Express joining non-apple router hardware is just not supported. A very very disapointing cop out of an answer and a bit of a let down from Apple. So i expressed (no pun intended) my disatisfaction and left the conversation.
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I have been trying to add an Airport Express to my existing network. Apples to Apples, right? Easy!
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Channel = Automatic
Wireless Security = Exact same setting as your main wireless network
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Confirm password
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Connection Sharing = Off (Bridge Mode)
Update to save settings.
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Message was edited by: Bob Timmons

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Hi skyelaird and welcome to the Discussions
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Hi guys,
I think I'm having the same problem as you all, and its driving me crazzzzy!. I added an AX to my existing network with a AEX all thru gigabyte switch, including the new AX. I set the brand new AX up with all the settings, hit update, all settings were configured and its working fine (i can see it in iTunes, stream music to it, all works fine) EXCEPT when i go to AU and try to go into the manual setting of the AX it just hangs, and after about 2 min, i get an error message:
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I have tried resetting it hard/soft/default but not sure if it really does reset it, still keeps same password, and network settings. Tried connecting it next to my existing AEX incase the AX is trying to communicate via WIFI instead of the hard wired ethernet. I'll try hard wiring it directly to my mac as some have had success.
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You need AirPort Utility 5.6 to configure that model Express. The problem with that version is that Mountain Lion will refuse to let you install it.
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Download Pacifist here: http://www.charlessoft.com/
Download unpkg here: http://www.timdoug.com/unpkg/
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Greetings, I have a cable modem internet connection; I use an older Airport Extreme (802.11n, without Time Capsule) to make a local wifi network with WPA2 Personal security, and an older Airport Express (802.11 b/g, firmware 6.3) to connect a laser printer in a different room.
All was working well until two days ago when access to the internet disappeared. I reset the modem, confirmed that the cable connection was working by plugging a laptop directly into the modem by ethernet, determining that the problem was the Airport Extreme. I discovered the 7.5.2 firmware update which I uploaded, and all seemed well.
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I've tried soft resets (unplugging then plugging back in) and hard resets (pressing the reset button with a paperclip until the amber light flashes, then reconfiguring the device). I've tried setting the Airport Express both just to join the network (printer sharing) as well as extend the network; I also reverted the Airport Extreme's firmware to 7.4.2 which works perfectly well. However, now after each successive attempt to reconfigure the Airport Express to join the network, Airport Utility says that the Airport Express has been successfully updated and will restart, which it never does - it simply flashes an amber light, and Airport Utility eventually times out and says that it was unable to find the Airport Express after restarting, noting that the settings have been successfully updated, but that there is a problem re-joining the wireless network/finding the device. Notably, the Airport Express no longer appears in the left hand list of wireless devices in Airport Utility.
Help!!

Hi pslebow,
You make it sound like there was no change, then suddenly the Airport Express 802.11g lost connection to the wireless network and you can't get it back.
What network security is your wireless network using?
From the specification sheet, "…When joining an existing wireless network, AirPort Express only supports WPA-Personal."
AirPort Express - Technical Specifications
Please make sure your router security is set to match.
iOS and OS X: Recommended settings for Wi-Fi routers and access points - Apple Support
If you have older Wi-Fi devices on your network that don't support WPA2 Personal (AES), a good second choice is WPA/WPA2 Mode (often referred to as WPA Mixed Mode). This mode will allow newer devices to use the stronger WPA2 AES encryption, while still allowing older devices to connect with older WPA TKIP-level encryption. If your Wi-Fi router doesn't support WPA/WPA2 Mode, WPA Personal (TKIP) mode is the next best choice.
Best,
Nubz

Hello I have 2 seperate airport express systems on my network, each connecting to a stereo in a different room. suddenly, the one in the living room will not stop flashing amber, but the one in the bedroom works fine. I have already tried resetting it

Hello
I have 2 seperate airport express systems on my network, each connecting to a stereo in a different room. suddenly, the one in the living room will not stop flashing amber, but the one in the bedroom works fine. I have already tried resetting it with a pin, resetting it while plugging it in, and trying to find it in airport express setup (the setup assistant can't find it at all).
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How do I configure the AX to connect to the hub's wireless network? It will only scan one base station Airport Express at a time in the Airport Utility. I think what I am trying to do is use the hub as a router to the two AX's. Is there a specific way to set this up?
To set up the AX to join a wireless network as a "Wireless Client," using the AirPort Utility, either connect to the AX's wireless network or temporarily connect your computer directly (using an Ethernet cable) to the Ethernet port of the AX, and then, try these settings:
Launch the AirPort Utility.
Select the AX.
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AirPort Utility > Select the AX > Manual Setup > AirPort > Wireless
Wireless Mode: Join a wireless network
Network Name: <type in the network name/SSID of the wireless network that you want to join or select it from the pop-up menu>
Wireless Security: None OR, if you are using security on your wireless network:
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