Can time capsule connect to Huawei E398 4g modem

Can I connect a LTE 900 Mhz, Huawi E398 modem (4G) to my Time Capsule?

Sorry, but no.
The Time Capsule needs an Ethernet connection, which the Huawei does not provide...according to their specifications.

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  • I have a Airport network at home with a Time capsule connected via ethernet cable to modem. Also the network is extended wirelessley with an Airport Extreme. My question is I now wish to add a second Airport extreme but am considering a hard wire connecti

    I have a Airport network at home with a Time capsule connected via ethernet cable to modem. Also the network is extended wirelessley with an Airport Extreme. I now wish to add a second Airport extreme but am considering a hard wire connection with 100 ft of cat 6 cable from the Time capsule to the second Airport extreme.  Can my network operate properly to extend the network with both a wireless and wired extend functionallity?

    I now wish to add a second Airport extreme but am considering a hard wire connection with 100 ft of cat 6 cable from the Time capsule to the second Airport extreme.
    Excellent plan.
    Can my network operate properly to extend the network with both a wireless and wired extend functionallity?
    Yes, but don't get confused about the second AirPort Extreme, as it would not be configured to "extend" a wireless network.....it would be configured to "create a wireless network" using the same wireless network name, security settings and password as the Time Capsule network. Configure the second Extreme in Bridge Mode.
    This Apple support document will show you how to hookup and configure the second AirPort Extreme:
    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4260

  • Can time capsule connect to ethernet through airport extreme and then send wifi on a different band ?

    Hope this makes sense.
    At the moment, an Airport Extreme (n) is connected to a single wall outlet by ethernet and sends wifi signals at both 2,4 and 5 GHz.
    I would like to add a Time Capsule (also n), position it immediately next to or above this Airport Extreme and connect to the AE with a very short ethernet cable (so not extending the Extreme's wifi signal since that could reduce the signal's strength by half).
    This way both are connected to the internet by ethernet (the AE directly to the wall outlet, and the TC to the AE's ethernet out), hence both should be able to send wifi at full signal strength.
    In order to achieve full wifi strength I would then set the Extreme to (only) send at 2,4 GHz and the Capsule to (only) send at 5 GHz.
    Please note that the house has an open (loft style) floorplan, so there's no reason to position the AE and the TC at a distance from each other for wifi reach throughout the house.
    Dear Bob, what do you think? I've been reading up but didn't find a directly related post.
    Is this the right way to go about it?
    KInd regards.

    I would like to add a Time Capsule (also n), position it immediately next to or above this Airport Extreme
    The position immediately above is poor.. and next to each other is even worse.. you are blocking the antennas from one side or the other..
    Please  use a patch lead of around 2M (6feet) min.. and place them that far apart.
    very short ethernet cable (so not extending the Extreme's wifi signal since that could reduce the signal's strength by half).
    Having the devices link wirelessly causes the speed to drop by half which is caused by double hop wireless.. it does not reduce signal actually.. but you can have interference issues.
    In order to achieve full wifi strength I would then set the Extreme to (only) send at 2,4 GHz and the Capsule to (only) send at 5 GHz.
    Please note that the house has an open (loft style) floorplan, so there's no reason to position the AE and the TC at a distance from each other for wifi reach throughout the house.
    The gap between two radio transmitters is so they don't flood the receiver on the unit next to them.. It has nothing to do with the room. If I stick two transmitter/receivers next to each other they need some space. It is also to give full access to the antennas which are spaced around the sides on the older N models.
    You also cannot turn off one band.. If they are dual band models.. ie Gen3 AE and later. Gen2 TC and later.. they are permanently dual band. You cannot do anything about it.
    You can simply set the channels.. although auto should work.. there are 11 channels for 2.4ghz.. set one to channel 1 and the other to 11.
    At 5ghz there are heaps of channels.. set one to 36 and the other to 149.. or whatever is available.
    You are not going to achieve anything much doing this unless you have more clients than bandwidth.. ie both boxes can fully service internet to up to 10 clients.. maybe more if each band is used properly.. you will gain nothing using two routers next to each other.
    Beaten by your preferred forum eggs spurt.. !!

  • Can Time Capsule connect without Ethernet Cable?

    I currently have RoadRunner service to get Internet with my Mac, connecting my Ethernet cable to my Time Capsule. I want to replace RR with a Clear Network mobile hotspot. Is it possible? Both it and the TC are WiFi devices.

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  • Can time capsule boost the wireless network without beeing connected with cabel, hence wirelessly?

    Can time capsule boost the wireless network without beeing connected with cabel, hence wirelessly?

    Yes, providing that the wireless network has been created by another Apple "n" router.
    The "extend a wireless network" feature on the Time Capsule is not compatible with devices from other manufacturers.

  • Can time capsule be connected wirelessly and still use ethernet ports for other devices?

    can time capsule be connected wirelessly and still use ethernet ports for other devices? we have it connected wirelessly but devices connected to the ethernet ports are not working.

    Not as an additional router.. the TC will be plugged into the main router via ethernet (or ethernet equivalent)..
    Then the TC is setup in bridge mode. It will simply act as a Switch and HDD.
    The wireless can be setup in a number of ways.
    From your convenience point of view use it in roaming network mode..
    you simply give the TC the same Wireless Name as the existing routers SSID.
    Same security setting and password. WPA2 Personal = WPA2 AES which is the best.
    But they both use different wireless channels.. normally if you leave the TC on auto it will work fine, but I prefer to control the network.. so set the main router to say 1 and the TC to 11.
    You can also use a completely different wireless name etc.. that is up to you. It is still a single flat network and the only thing that is important is only having one router.

  • Can time capsule be connected to a tv

    Can time capsule be connected and files acces thought a tv

    You can connect directly to Time Capsule using an ethernet cable.

  • Time Capsule Connection Help Needed (Flashing Amber)

    Guys,
    I've been trying to troubleshoot my Time Capsule connection for a week now and I have had zero luck. 
    I have a Imac with OSX 10.6.8  that uses AirPort v 5.6.1.  I have a Cat-5 (ethernet cable) plugged from my Time Capsule port (looks like this <-->) into an available port in my cable mode/router.  My Imac is also plugged into this router.  The two cat-5 (ethernet) cables are side by side.
    So....
    Every time I plug in the Time Capsule I get the following prompt via AirPort.
    AirPort Utility found a Time Capsule 802.11n (4th Generation) that is
    reporting problems.
    Time Capsule's Name :  My Capsule
              IP Address: 10.0.1.1
              Versino: 7.6.1
              AirPort ID: 12:88:93:CC:FF:72
    If this is not the AirPort wireless devise you want to setup you can select another from the list on the left. If you don't see it make sure.... Blah blah blah....
    To make a long story tollerable I do see my Time Capsule on the left at the top. Its the only one and its selected by default.  So I do the next logical thing right?  I click "Continue" and AirPort reads the Time Capsule's configuration.... and then...... I get the error
    An error occurred while reading the configuration.
    Make sure your Apple Wi-Fi base station is plugged
    in and in range of your computer or connected via
    Ethernet and try again. (-6753)
    Can anyone help me understand why I can grab the Time Capsule's IP Address but AirPort can not read the hardware's (Time Capsule) config?
    I'm at a loss.
    Could my ethernet cable be the issue?

    Hackintosh,
    Thanks man... Yes, I plugged it into the circle symbol with no joy.  I also went to Wal Mart and baught a new seven foot cat-5 for $10.  Again I still have the flashing amber light.
    After plugging in the ethernet cable into the circle icon port AirPort returns the following prompt.
    I reset the TC (ball point pen to the reset hole untill fast blinking amber light occurs) and entered the needed params and it returns this error.
    An error occured close the configuation window and try again.
    It must be a config parameter that I'm setting incorrectly. There's a bunch so who knows what I'm doing wrong. 
    I just need the to talk to my Imac so i can get a backup executed. A wireless connection will take too long.
    FYI: The cat-5 is brand new and is 100% functional (green light on the TC and router.)

  • Can time capsule be used for wireless backup without serving as a router?

    can time capsule be set and used for wireless backup without serving as a router?

    Not if you want it to work.
    If you do want stand alone .. ie a TC sitting all on its lonesome with no internet connection.. then reset to factory and start over..
    The TC has to be in router mode so it can handle dhcp and addressing.
    Ignore all the problems.
    BUT then you can connect your computer to TC for backup
    OR
    you can connect to main wireless router for internet..
    You cannot do both.. at the same time.
    UNLESS you have ethernet connection.. to either main modem or TC.. if you have two networks and two different network clients, then you can do both at once but the setup is tricky.

  • Time capsule connect to existing wireless network

    Hi I was wondering if you need to connect time capsule via ethernet to your adsl modem.  Can I get the time capsule to join an existing network?
    This is because I want to put the time capsule in a different place than my adsl modem.
    cheers

    It is far superior to use ethernet and plug directly into the adsl modem.
    You can join to wireless network.. the option is not available directly in v6 airport utility but is probably part of the setup wizard. I personally just use v5 utility where it is an option.. but you do need to hold the option key to select it.
    BUT when you join a wireless network.. the TC loses its ethernet.. and wireless AP modes.. it is a dumb client on the existing wireless network.. the further away it is from the modem the slower it will go.. and double hop wireless will make it extra slow. Overall it is a bad setup.

  • How to improve quality of time capsule connection signal?

    how to improve quality of time capsule connection signal?
    i have one time capsule in Ground floor but the signal is very weak in the first floor? how can i improve the Quality internet signal???

    wassimfrombeirut wrote:
    Dear LaPastenague
    Thank you for your reply
    i just need to ask you a question; i am a new  system admin using mac.
    i need a software that can manage my internet bandwidth; qouta; and restriction to facebook; youtube and other web
    could you guide me to a software i can use????
    note that my environment is fully mac laptop; and using Time capsule as Wi Fi source to connect to enternet.
    thank you;
    best regards
    wassim;
    The best software to do what you want, is not on a Mac. It is a router.. gargoyle.
    You can keep using the TC as wifi source but get a router that can can take gargoyle firmware.. the best in my testing is netgear WNDR3700. Gargoyle itself is a free download.
    http://www.gargoyle-router.com/download.php
    There are other routers and router boards it will work on.. but make sure you pick something compatible. I have used several different routers and the one above is the best so far.

  • Can time capsule be accessed remotely

    Can time capsule be accessed remotely? Via macbook pri on another wifi network

    Just google for this one.. there are loads of video on utube etc..
    The answer is yes.. but it depends as all things do..
    BTMM and iCloud is designed for remote access to TC and Mac.
    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3486
    The TC has to be the main router in the network..
    The remote network must not block the protocols required for connection..

  • Can time capsule be used on windows7

    can time capsule be used on windows7

    We have Macs and PCs in our house.  The mac is set up and running fine on TC/TM. 
    Questions is - what is the best way to also use TC to back up the windows 7 machines?
    The windows machine is set up on the wireless network - but not currently sharing files.
    If not practical I'll stay with the Windows external hard drive to back up that laptop.
    Thanks.
    You can just connect to the TC and use a backup software.. I backup to TC using Macrium Reflect which is free for disk image.. paid for version does incremental.
    Make sure you have plenty of space though on the TC for all the computers hdd usage.. with about 2x or 3x that space spare. TM uses a lot of free space and gets slow and unreliable deleting old backups if there isn't sufficient space.
    An NTFS formatted disk makes good sense for a pc.. if you want to see and use the files you backup.

  • Can time capsule keep backup files that are removed from my computer

    Can time capsule keep backup files that are removed from my computer? I am a photographer and have a ton of files that take too much space on my computer. I'd like to have a backup of them but keep them off of my computer. Does time capsul allow this?

    files you remove from your computer will be removed from your time machine backups sooner or later.
    better store important files on an external HD which, if connected directly to your computer and given enough space on your TC, can be backed up using time machine.

  • Can Time Capsule support an additional external hard drive?

    A friend of mine is using Airport Extreme and has both his printer and external hard drive hooked through it accessing both wirelessly. The Apple site says this works great with Extreme but does not say you can do the same thing with Time Capsule. I called our local store and she wasn't sure. Both Extreme and Time Capsule have one USB port so no matter what, you have to split the USB(I know this works with Extreme). All my music is on an additional hard drive and it would be great if I could access it wirelessly. If anyone has done this with time capsule please let me know. I want to purchase it but if not I will go with Extreme.

    Can Time Capsule support an additional external hard drive?
    Yes.
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