APPLE TV + timecapsule or Airport extreme

Hi guys, please someone can explayn me the interaction from atv 2g anche timecapsule or airport extreme? on apple site they publicize them as possible and useful interaction.... but I dont' have discover how!

so apple give us only commercial info! bad very bad!
because apple in the page of apple tv write: streaming and sync at incredible velocity (with image of airport extreme)

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Can I use non-apple notebook to connect AirPort Extreme?

He might be trying to do so to promote his products or may be there was some misunderstanding.
Airport Extreme will work as a wireless router supporting upto 50 systems including Mac computers, PCs, iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, Apple TV and virtually all 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi wireless devices — all at the same time.
for reference http://store.apple.com/us/product/MD031LL/A/AirPort-Extreme

Wi-Fi Repeater using TimeCapsule and AirPort Extreme

Brain mush, help please.
We have:
Verizon Fios and the Verizon Fios modem router combo: ActionTec MI424-WR Rev F (Henceforth, AcTec)
A finicky, but abled TimeCapsule A1254 (TC)
And a new AirPort Extreme (AE)
They support:
Non-wireless Brother Inkjet (Bink)
Wireless Brother Inkjet (WBink)
Non-wireless HP Laser (Laser)
Non-wireless wide-format HP DesignJet (DJ)
2007 MacPro 17 (17")
2013 MacAir 13 (13")
2011 MiniMac (MM)
2013 Windows 8 Touchscreen PC (Piece-of-Crap)
3 iPhones, 4s, 5, 5s (4s, 5, 5s)
1 or 2 infrequent guest or back-up computers (GMac, GPC)
6 SSD externals for back-up and sharing (XSSDs)
Everything listed is proximated within 2 rooms except for the 5s, WBink, and 13" that are ~50' away and through 4 walls (2 are cement). Wi-Fi signal wise, the 5s rarely picks up, the WBink was so bad I just hardwired it to the 13", the 13" is frustratingly bad with continuely interuptions, stalls, and disconects.
All three routers are broadcasting seperate networks even though we primarily use the one from the TC, until it stalls, then I usually switch to the AcTec which only sometimes works better, if the 13"s airport even finds it that is, it is weaker. The AcTec is also more difficult to configure as it's not an Apple. The new AE was just hardwired into the AcTec in the hopes that it's range/frequency/speed would superceed the TC's. Unfortunately it's performing about the same for the 13" and 5s, maybe just a smidgen better.
Since we now use SSD for back-up I would like to repurpose the TC as a repeater for the 13" and 5s. How do I do this?
Please understand that I am not intentially unfmailiar with NAT, bridge, Pvpv0, DNS, Proxy, IDNS, TexCode, etc. I just have not been able to prioritize learning, not when Apple make me encounter it so infrequently. I am sorry I need it explained to me like I'm 4 years old. Thank you very much, I am grateful and really will appreciate some help.

Brain mush, help please.
We have:
Verizon Fios and the Verizon Fios modem router combo: ActionTec MI424-WR Rev F (Henceforth, AcTec)
A finicky, but abled TimeCapsule A1254 (TC)
And a new AirPort Extreme (AE)
They support:
Non-wireless Brother Inkjet (Bink)
Wireless Brother Inkjet (WBink)
Non-wireless HP Laser (Laser)
Non-wireless wide-format HP DesignJet (DJ)
2007 MacPro 17 (17")
2013 MacAir 13 (13")
2011 MiniMac (MM)
2013 Windows 8 Touchscreen PC (Piece-of-Crap)
3 iPhones, 4s, 5, 5s (4s, 5, 5s)
1 or 2 infrequent guest or back-up computers (GMac, GPC)
6 SSD externals for back-up and sharing (XSSDs)
Everything listed is proximated within 2 rooms except for the 5s, WBink, and 13" that are ~50' away and through 4 walls (2 are cement). Wi-Fi signal wise, the 5s rarely picks up, the WBink was so bad I just hardwired it to the 13", the 13" is frustratingly bad with continuely interuptions, stalls, and disconects.
All three routers are broadcasting seperate networks even though we primarily use the one from the TC, until it stalls, then I usually switch to the AcTec which only sometimes works better, if the 13"s airport even finds it that is, it is weaker. The AcTec is also more difficult to configure as it's not an Apple. The new AE was just hardwired into the AcTec in the hopes that it's range/frequency/speed would superceed the TC's. Unfortunately it's performing about the same for the 13" and 5s, maybe just a smidgen better.
Since we now use SSD for back-up I would like to repurpose the TC as a repeater for the 13" and 5s. How do I do this?
Please understand that I am not intentially unfmailiar with NAT, bridge, Pvpv0, DNS, Proxy, IDNS, TexCode, etc. I just have not been able to prioritize learning, not when Apple make me encounter it so infrequently. I am sorry I need it explained to me like I'm 4 years old. Thank you very much, I am grateful and really will appreciate some help.

How to connect my new Time Capsule and new Apple TV to my Airport Extreme?

Hello, I just moved into a new apartment with one DSL outlet for internet from the kitchen. I set up an Airport Extreme in the kitchen without a problem. But I don't know how to set up the TIme Capsule in my home office and the Apple TV in my living room? Can someone help me? Thank you very much!
Ray

I would try to connect the Extreme and the TC by ethernet for a more reliable and faster network. The secondary router must be in bridge mode, use Airport Utility "manual" to set that up.
Once your network is tested by yourself and reliable then power up ATV and use the remote to go to setting. Assuming you have a main computer with your itunes library setup and launched without sleeping then go to ATV settings/computers and point to your computer which has your library. ATV should give you a 5 digit code. Enter this in your itunes column on lefthand side, its self explanatory assuming in itunes preferences you have checked under ATV "look for ATV."

How can I reconfigure an Airport Timecapsule and Airport Extreme Base Station to extend a new Time Capsule 3TB network.

Previously they were configured to be part of a network attached to a cable modem. Now I have a DSL modem. I can get the 3TB Time Capsule tower to be recognized by my AirPort Utility but cannot get the older 2TB Time Capsule and Extreme Base Station to be recognised as wifi extensions of the 3TB Wi-Fi Base Station. This latter base station is set up in Bridge mode and the wifi is switched off on the DSL Modem. I am trying to recreate a home network (I have created a newly named one) and use the Apple products as the wifi routers, leaving the fibre optic-supplied DSL modem to interface with the internet.
I would have thought that I should set-up the 3TB Time Capsule Base Station in DHCP network mode, but trying to do so gives me error messages and renders the network inoperative. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how to get the AirPort utility to recognise the two other devices (Base Stations) as extensions of the main one? I have tried with RJ45 cabel connections to no avail.

First, it would be wise to update your computer to OS X Mavericks. It's just a free update, but it really helps your computer.
Once you've done that, on to the fix.
In Airport Utility, select the old router and click "edit". Click the Wireless tab. Select Off. Click Update, and wait. During the update, you should use your phone to read this, as you may have no wireless for a time.
Once the update is done, click the new Time Capsule and click "edit". Select the wireless tab, and change the Network Mode to "Create a Wireless Network". Choose your name, security and password. Click Update. Once the new Time Capsule is plugged in and wired, you should be able to connect to your network from your laptop.
Back on the old Time Capsule, go to the Wireless Tab and select, "Extend a Wireless Network". Select your network, and click update.
On the Airport Extreme, do the same as the old Time Capsule.
You should be done! Now, you can move your old Time Capsule somewhere else as use it as an extention of your network. And the same with the Airport Extreme. Enjoy your 5TB of network storage!

Possible to add a non-Apple signal booster to Airport Extreme to improve signal strength?

Good day to you all.
This might seem like a weird question. I've just rencently purchased my first ever MacBook Pro to enter the Mac family
With it, I also bought an AirPort Extreme. Like others today, I've had a lot of trouble trying to get the thing set up. I somehow managed to get it working, but the signal strength in the far room of the house is too weak.
I suppose I could just get a better Wi-fi adapter for that computer to pick up the better signals, but, my question is:
I have a signal booster (repeater?) from Cisco/Linksys that I used for my Cisco/lynksys router. It would connect to the network and bounce that signal from that base off to improve the signal strength to the rest of the house. It worked like a charm. So, my question is is it at all possible to connect a non-apple booster like this to the network to bounce the signal?
I assume it would work, but thought I'd ask anyway just to be sure; to check if anyone else knows about this. I'm going to try sometime soon if this works, but would love to know what others think.
Thank you very much for your time and help!!

Ah, yes. Good idea. Well, in a few year's time, we'll probably move on to better devices, but, for those who do have something that isn't Apple...I encourage you to try it.
I'm using the Cicsco/Lynksys Range Extender that I believe is simply called RE1000; mine was refurbished, too.
Anyway, it came with a set up disc that I'm not entirely sure if it works on a Mac computer. I didn't try it.
You'll run the set up disc (somehow), make sure you follow the instructions on the screen, and it should allow the RE1000 to find the network you created using the AirPort. Once the set up is complete, it'll ask you to move the RE1000 to another electrical outlet in your house that can take the signal and bounce it to a wider area of your house, and presumably the neighborhood (secure your network).
Seemed to work without a hitch. So, if you're not using an Apple range extender (another AirPort type thing), hopefully this helps you. It did work for me, otherwise I would have taken the AP Extreme back for a refund haha

Apple TV and/or Airport extremely slow syncing - Unique or common problem?

This is my first post and I'd appreciate help.
My Apple TV has worked fine for the last few weeks but started playing up last weekend. It now syncs either very slowly or not at all. Have tried every workaround suggested in this forum. Also spent 3 hours on phone with Apple technician this morning who could not diagnose problem (but has gone away to consult internally).
Apple TV is (was) connected wirelessly to Airport Extreme which is connected via ethernet cable to iMac, with all the latest software installed on everything.
Factory resets of both Apple TV and Airport Extreme worked for a bit, then same problem re-emerged. Direct ethernet connection of Apple TV to Airport Extreme also worked for a bit, but then same problem appeared, and then Apple TV disappeared from Devices list in iTunes and could not be recovered even after reboot. Direct connection to iMac also worked initially, but then same problem (slow syncing, then disappears from Devices list) re-emerged. Can see Apple TV in Devices in iTunes if wireless connection is restored, but only with extraordinarily slow syncing.
Anyone know what the problem might be? Is it unique or common? Any suggestions for fixes?
iMac 2.16 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Mac OS X (10.4.10) Airport Extreme, Apple TV

By current release software I was referring to the AEBS firmware, the Apple TV software and iTunes. You can run the "Check for Updates" tool for each to make sure that they are up to date.
Since you reported the same problem when connected either by Ethernet cable or by wireless that would obviously rule out any wireless problems such as RF interference. The only possibilities left would be that something else is loading down your network or there is a hardware failure somewhere.
If there is a bad component in the AEBS I would expect it to affect your computer as well as the Apple TV. If there is a hardware failure in the Apple TV I would expect it to show up whether syncing, streaming or watching movie trailers or YouTube videos.
One other possibility might be that if you have any anti-virus software on your computer it might slow things down if it is scanning the files while they are syncing or streaming.
iMac Mac OS X (10.4.9) The more I think, the more I think I shouldn't think more.

Combine Timecapsule and Airport Extreme

Hello,
I want to use a Time Capsule and Airport Extreme to create a wireless network in the house. Both are in different rooms, and connected by physical cable to the router.
Can they create a single wireless network in this configuration? I want to ensure they both connect to the internet through their respective cables, and avoid that they connect to each other through the wireless connection to avoid too much signal loss (several thick walls between them)
Thanks for feedback,
Tom

Thanks,
Where do I see connection type Ethernet? Using airport utility 6
And how to connect the ethernet cables?
Have a dsl model from my internet provider. Do I connect both time capsule and airport extreme to a port on the dsl router, or do i connect one of them (eg time capsule) to the dsl router, and the other one (e.g airport extreme) to the time capsule?
Cheers,
Tom

TimeCapsule (and AirPort extreme too) hangs on large file transfers

Greetings,
I got a following problem. I had install AirPort connected to my router with copper and extend network with TimeCapsule. TimeCapsule have two USB drives attached, AirPort - one USB. When I am transferring a large file, in a magnitude 2-3Gb or multiple simultaneous transfers of smaller files to/from those USB drives, depending on which drive I am using the AirPort or TimeCapsule get crashed. For plain user it is looks like as of sudden, data transfer stops, led in a front keeps green, and I can not reconnect to the drives. If I powercycle TC or AES everything get back to normal. Are there anyone else experiencing the same issues and if yes, what would be solution ?
Thank you.

I think we have tried almost every combination of disabling Large Send Offload, TCP offload, IP SEC Offloading, VMQ and Receive Side Scaling possible - in the various places there are - although I will be quite honest - as there are 3 places to do this
for each Server (the related physical and virtual NICs on the HV Server, and also the NIC in the VM) it is possible we may have missed an iteration...
During our testing we have noticed that the symptoms of the problem gets worse the higher the transfer speed is. For example if you transfer to the VM from a desktop with a 100Mbs NIC, there will be subtle lag and a transfer speed of say 10 or so KBs ,
if you use a device with a 1Gbs NIC, you on average achieve 50-70 KBs transfer speeds and the higher the number, the worse the GUI / Server locks up (although the transfer completes just fine).
We also tried throttling the bandwidth via the 2012 GUI - to see if that helped, but none of the changes we made seemed to work, and we did not have time to try the powershell way of doing this.
We did replace one of the VM's NIC with a legacy one as part of our testing today, and now data transfers to the VM from a PC with a 1Gbs NIC run slower at around 30-35 KBs and the are no noticeable GUI freezes, although during the large transfer
it looks like 1 in every 30-40 packets is dropped in a continual ping that runs during the transfer period.
We have done a lot of cable replacing today (out of diligence) but there seems to be no noticeable issue. We also tried and older NC380T dual port NIC we had available and used the standard driver Windows offered instead of an HP one, but the problem
was identical no matter which NIC we used.

Can't get Apple TV working with Airport Extreme

Just picked up the new AEBS and I am having a major issue with my Apple TV. It won't show in ITunes. I have tried everything and It just will not come through. I'm not posting this in the Apple TV forum or ITunes forum because I have narrowed is down to something with the base station. I can hook the old Linksys G router up and it works fine (like it should). In the Apple TV setup I can make the secure (WEP) wireless connection to the base station but no content comes through. I have no other issues with the AEBS but this is a major one. I have sucsessfully added the printer to the USB port and I have 3 laptops running with no problems. The Apple TV should be a no brainer.
I have rebooted / reloaded / updated / un secured / looked everything over again and again. It's got to be something stupid simple but I can't figure it out. I've scanned the forums and looked at similar posts but found no solutions to my problem. IMAC / AEBS / APPLE TV / ITUNES - this should be a flawless operation!

You will need to see what the problem is with your local network. More details would help. Try calling apple support, ISP etc. as well

How do I get my airport extreme to stop recycling? Using OSX 10.7.4, Airport Utility 6.1

How do I get my Airport Extreme to stop recycling? I'm using OSX 10.7.4 and Airport Utility 6.1.

The Airport Extreme is putting out the signal OK. Gan use my iPod no prob. The Mac goes from 'On' to 'looking for networks' back and forth all the time.
As Apple has said the AirPort Extreme is functioning correctly if other devices can connect. You have a Mac issue, so that is really a question for the support area for your Mac.
I suggest that you try one of these general areas, then pick out the specific model that you have:
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How to allow access to my airport extreme network for more than one wirelss device at the same time

I received a Kobo Vox ereader for Christmas and have not been able to connect to my home wireless network. It works with unsecured networks and I tested it out at an Apple reseller with their airport extreme netwok and it connects fine.
It seems as if I cannot have more than one wireless device connected to my home netork at the same time.
So here is what I did to test this out:
- I powered off the Kobo vox
- I shut down my macbook
- I turned off the modem and unplugged the power cord and removed the cable connection from the modem.
- I also unplugged the airport extreme router.
- I waited for about 15 minutes and then set it all up again and turned on the power to the router and the modem
- I turned on the kobo vox (I left my laptop shut down)
- my kobo vox was able to connected to the internet.
- I powered up my laptop and it couldn't connect to the internet.
So, I went through the above steps again and powered up my laptop first and was able to connect to the internet. I then turned on my Kobo and was not able to connect.
It seems as if I can only have one device connected to my wireless network at one time and that device is the first one to be powered on and connected to the internet.
Am I missing some network or airport extreme settings...
thanks

Try the following on your Mac.....
Open Macintosh HD > Applications > Utilities > AirPort Utility
Click Manual Setup
Click the Internet icon
Click the Internet Connection tab
Change the setting for Connection Sharing to read Share a public IP address
Click Update

Too slow down/uploading speed FTP + airport extreme b.s.

Hi guys,
I've just switched form WIN to MAC...I've bought the Apple Powerbook 17" and Airport Extreme Base Station...I didn't have any problems with setting up airport extreme for connection to the Internet + I've connected PC and MAC wirelessly to the Internet.
Here's my problem...I've found out that the download speed from FTP server is to low (under 1 MB/s when using airport extreme).....while when I connect my PC to the Internet using LAN cable, the speed is about 6MB/s ....
where's the problem?
Is there any possibility of raising the speed when using airpport extreme?
Any ideas?
Thank you

Geoffrey,
I haven't gotten to the bottom of it yet - I am going to reset the base station and revert the firmware back to the second-to-latest version. I've heard there can be issues with the latest version.
I notice you're connecting wirelessly - that probably always will be slower but you can tweak your settings a bit - if you have 'enable interference robustness' on, you could try turning it off, there's also a speed setting there too.
My problem happens with it in wireless, yes, but weirder, working wired too - my adsl modem runs into the airport, then out to a router. Speed on a PC connected to that router seems ok, but all my macs are slow as anything, If I connect them directly to the ADSL modem, the speed improves - it seems to be an issue between the Extreme, and the macs - and, weirder still, some are on OSX.3.9 and some are on OS9.2.2

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We are getting ready to purchase an Airport Extreme for our home network. Here's what we are working with:
1) Airport Extreme
2) MacBook
3) MacMini
4) PC
5) TBD USB hard drive that will be connected to AirPort Extreme *for use as shared hard drive*
From the Apple website, regarding the Airport Extreme "Hard Drive Sharing":
+How does it work? Just connect the external hard drive to the USB port on the back of your AirPort Extreme and — voilà — all the documents, videos, photos, and other files on the drive instantly become available to anyone on the secure network, Mac and PC users alike. It’s perfect for file sharing, collaborative projects, and more.+
Can anyone recommend a specific brand and model USB hard drive that they have experience with in this scenario that was/is used as a shared drive that is accessible from both Macs and PCs?
I ask this question because I have a WD external hard drive that did not play nice - it was either PC or Mac, not both.
Thanks

I have 1-4 and a Seagate FreeAgent Desk drive (not an endorsement, just answering your question), and can access the drive from all of 2-4. How you format the drive and/or what files you store on the drive will affect your ability to access/use those files on the drive from Mac/PC. For example, I can't use my iTunes library stored on the drive from the PC, as it's formatted for Mac. Honestly, I never have accessed the drive from my PC until you asked this question, but it worked!

How do i transfer data from a hard drive to the airport extreme

2 part question...(#1) I do not have a home based Mac/PC. I would like to know how I transfer all my data from iTunes to the Airport Extreme base? I need to free up space on my Mac book Pro, and I don't want to carry a portable hard drive around with me. (#2) After the data is transferred, will I be able to access it on a Apple TV?

The airport extreme has no data storage. Where do you want the data to go?
Does this help:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2426

APPLE TV + timecapsule or Airport extreme

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