Airport Extreme 7.3.2 update - invalid network passwords
As part of the software update to 10.5.4 the firmware on my Airport Extreme was also updated, now I can no longer access the wireless network with any of my client systems - MacBook Air, iPod Touch. Continual response of invalid password - both with the original password and any new password I entered. After much experimenting I found the only way to get the clients onto the network was to turn off network security. Originally I was using WPA2 Personal.
Also with the new firmware update the Airport Extreme will not come out of reset after an update from the Airport Utility - have to do a power-on reset - a real pain as the Airport is at the top of the house and the Mac in the study in the cellar !
Any suggestions as to how to resolve this problem so that I can restore security to my network.
Thanks Alan
I also had a very similar problem upgrading to the 7.3.2 firmware for the Airport Express. (I am just using the Airport Express as an iTunes extender for my stereo.)
What I found out is that WPA2 was somehow changed in the Firmware. After I changed my network security to WPA/TKIP, I finally got everything working again. I am also using a LinkSys WRVS4400N router.
However, there are times still when the computer hosting the Airport Utility will get knocked off of the Wireless N network, (it only has a Wireless G) card. I have no idea why this is happening, but just know that it started happening after the firmware update.
I have not rolled back to 7.3.1 yet.
I hope this helps!
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I have an existing modem/router from my ISP that does DHCP and NAT with base IP 192.168.1.1 distributed in the wireless network. I use this wireless network for our private devices. I could turn off the DHCP server in this first router, but there isn't a separate setting to turn off NAT.
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As I said above.....since the modem/router and AirPort are bridged, devices on the modem/router wireless will be able to "see" devices on the AirPort wireless, and vice versa.....
If they can see the HD connected to the AirPort Extreme, will they be able to access it
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or will they still need the password needed to get onto the AirPort Extreme network?
The modem/router and AirPort Extreme are bridged. They are on the same network. All devices are on the same network when the modem/router and AirPort are bridged. Not sure how else that I can say this.
Also, because it is bridged, I shouldn't have any problems accessing the HD I will have connected to the AirPort Extreme from an external location?
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Here is my usual set of instructions to get anything working on Yosemite.
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Factory reset universal
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Then redo the setup from the computer with Yosemite.
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eg AEgen5 and AEwifi for basestation and wireless respectively.
Even better if the issue is more wireless use AE24ghz and AE5ghz with fixed channels as this also seems to help stop the nonsense.
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SMB://10.0.1.2
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Good luck I hope this works!
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Let's double-check your WDS setup ...
(Note: To facilitate the WDS set up, place the base stations within near proximity of each other during the set up phase, and then relocate them to their desired locations when complete. Also, jot down the AirPort IDs for each of the base stations to be used in the WDS.)
o Perform a "hard" reset on the Time Capsule (TC) and a "hard" reset on the 802.11b/g AirPort Extreme Base Station (AEBS).
Main Base Station Setup - TC
o Click the AirPort status menu in the menu bar and choose the wireless network created by the TC.
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Remote Base Station Setup - AEBS
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I have a home network that is working fine - 2 linksys routers with WDS set up... it all works great - an Ibook g4 running 10.3 and has an Airport Extreme card connects flawlessly everyday. As does an old G4 powerbook with an old airport card.
however, I have this dual g4 with 10.4.3 running, and a recently-installed airport extreme card.
When I turn airport "on" it never sees our network. And it doesn't see my neighbors' networks, either, which are also always visible.
I can, howevr, connect via ethernet to the router that is somewhat nearby. that networking is fine...I can get on wired, but not wirelessly.
I've installed the 2005-1 update, and have run Software Update as well to see if there are any other patches/updates necesary. so as far as I can tell, I am up to date.
system profiler says:
Wireless Card Type: AirPort Extreme
Wireless Card Locale: USA
Wireless Card Firmware Version: 404.2 (3.90.34.0.p16)
Current Wireless Network: wireless network not available
and in the extensions section for the airport, it says:
Version: 4.0.4
Last Modified: 11/20/05 9:55 AM
Get Info String: 4.0.4, Copyright © 2002 - 2005 Apple Computer, Inc., All Rights Reserved
Location: /System/Library/Extensions/AppleAirPort2.kext
kext Version: 404.2
Load Address: 0x39738000
Valid: Yes
Authentic: Yes
Dependencies: Satisfied
Integrity: Correct
I am at a loss. Is there anything else I can do before writing off the card as a bad card - or perhaps the logic board is faulty?
I hope there is a simple solution to this. I appreciate your expert help.Go back and recheck the Airport Extreme card installation. Make sure you plugged the connector for the internal Airport antenna into its socket on the Airport Extreme card itself - and make sure the plug is fully seated into its socket (none of the metal sleave should be showing).
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Thank you for your reply. The article on WEP encryption is very interesting and I will use it when I use WEP.
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iBook 1.2GHz G4 Mac OS X (10.3.9)
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