Airport Extreme als Repeater oder zu Netzwerk hinzufügen

Hallo,
ich bin im besitz eines Würfels vom Anbieter 3 (DREI) und einer Airport Extreme.
Ich würde gerne meine Airport Extreme als Repeater nutzen oder mit dem Netzwerk vom Würfel verbinden, nur keines von beiden funktioniert.
Jedes mal wenn ich im Airport Dienstprogramm meine AE für "Netzwerk verbinden oder erweitern" konfigurieren will, sagt er mir ständig "Beim Konfigurieren der Airport Extreme ist ein Fehler aufgetreten" und dann findet er die AE nicht mehr. Dann muss ich jedes mal an der AE den Restart-Knopf drücken damit ich wieder von vorne anfangen kann.
Ich kann leider auch im Internet nichts dazu finden, nur über Airport Express aber das bringt mich ja auch nicht weiter.
Vl kann mir ja hier jemand helfen???
...mein Ziel: Würfel von 3 im Wohnzimmer > Airport Extreme als Repeater im Keller > Q-NAP NAS via LAN, Epson Drucker und Apple TV via WLAN mit Airport Extreme verbunden > alle angeschlossenen Geräte bei AE im Netzwerk und Internet für Fernzugriff freigeben
nur bei mir scheitert es leider schon bei der Netzwerkverbindung
Bitte um Hilfe!!

Hab dafür eine Airport Express. Müsste daher auch mit einer aktuellen Airport Extreme gehen.
Best Answer
Yes, you can use the Airport Extreme as a repeater or a network Extender. When you're setting it up with the Airport utility software, simply put it into repeater mode. The Airport Extreme has a range of at least 250 meters, which is about 820 feet, which is pretty impressive!

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Oder kann man dazu auch Time Capsules nutzen?

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Ja, Sie können die AirPort Express als Repeater für die FritzBox verwenden, indem Sie die beiden mit einem Ethernet-Kabel. Verbinden Sie das Kabel mit dem WAN (Kreis Punkte) Anschluss auf der Express. Dann konfigurieren Sie beide Router für ein Roaming-Netz.

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I want to enlarge my LAN and WLAN at home. In my LAN the connection to the internet is done with a Fritz!Box 3390.
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Apple has designed their AirPort routers to be compatible with other AirPort routers for the purpose of extending the network wirelessly.
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Power-down the Pixus modem, AEBSn, and computer(s); leave them powered off for at least 10-15 minutes.
Power-up the modem; wait at least 10-15 minutes to allow it sufficient time to initialize.
Power-up the AEBSn; wait at least 5-10 minutes or until its status light is a solid green. (Note: It may continue to flash amber. This is ok, as it may just require some additional configuration settings, like wireless security to attend to.)
Power-up the computer(s).
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You always need at least 2 Apple routers to be able to "extend a wireless network" using wireless only. The Apple routers would not be compatible with FIOS routers for this type of purpose.
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When you open AirPort Utility 6.x and a firmware update is available, there is usually a red number next to the AirPort Exreme icon. Click on the red number......or if it does not appear, click on the AirPort Extreme icon and then hold down the option key on a Mac as you click on the Version number that is is displayed to see more "options".

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When expanding my network using the hardwired Airport Express can I name the new network anything I want or should it be exactly the same as the Extreme Network. I would prefer to name it differently so I can keep track of which network my devices are acturally joining but I will be happy simply to get this to work either way.
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Either will work, as long as you don't mind logging on and off of networks to switch. Most users prefer to have one "big" network. Then, they can walk a laptop from one area to another, stay on the same network and the Mac will automatically switch to pick up the strongest signal from the closest access point.
I activated the 5 ghz on the newly configured and newly named express. It seems to work.
As it should.
While configuing the express I got the error message metioned above a couple times. I kept trying the same procdure with out changeing anything and eventually it worked.
I can't duplicate that issue, but glad that things worked after a few tries.
Since my AppleTV on the second floor has difficulties connecting with the extreme, I am thinking of plugging it in to the express directly. How do you feel about this? WOuld I be better off running another separate ethernet wire off the switch?
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This whole system with an extreme, 3 expresses, 3 appletvs, 12-14 cameras, a 24 port switch and up to 50 devices on the network at one time (computers, phones, ipads, etc, etc) works reasonably well considering the demands I put on it.
That's quite a home network. Glad that things are working. I am sure that you notice better wireless performance now with the two AirPort Express devices wired into the Ethernet backbone.
If we could get more users to set up their networks this way, most of the complaints that we get about slow wireless, intermittent connections, etc would go away.
It's not easy to run the Ethernet cable for some users, but I have yet to hear from the first user who ever regretted doing it.

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Hallo zusammen,
Ich hoffe ihr könnt mir helfen.
Wie kann ich einen USB Scanner (Canon Lide80) an der AirPort Extreme netzwerkfähig machen und so ins Netzwerk einbinden, dass mehrere PCs Zugriff auf alle Funktionen haben?

Sorry, aber der USB-Anschluss an der AirPort Basisstation unterstützt nur grundlegende Druckfunktionen. Es unterstützt nicht das Kopieren, Faxen oder Scannen.

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how do I connect my airport extreme to wifi as a repeater?

Thanks for the info.
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It would be extremely unlikely that the AirPort Extreme would be able to extend or repeat a wireless signal from another manufacturer's router.
I suppose that it could not hurt to try, but if the Extreme is still unopened, it might be a better idea to return the Extreme, get the information about the router at the neighbor's and then use a product from the same manufacurer that would be compatible to repeat or extend the wireless.

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