Como configurar airport express como repetidor en modem infinitum

Necesito usar mi airport como repetidor en una planta alta, en la baja esta un modem infinitum no llega bien la señal arriva y necesito extender la señal con mi airport. Lo intento pero no se puede y la verdad ya no se que hacer alguien que me asesore.

Hola, acabo de recibir mi Airport Express, acabo de configurarlo como una extension de mi WiFi, adicionalmente conecte una impresa simple (USB Conection) en el airport para hacer impresiones AirPrint; y como tope al helado conecte mi Bose Docking Station a través del AUX port para stream toda la musica o el audio en mis iDevice.
- Bueno, como lo hice?
- Bastante sencillo. Conecta el AirPort a la toma de corriente, una luz led naranja empezara a parpadear. Luego vas a tu Mac o iPhone o iPad.
Si es Mac, en la parte de redes WiFi, veras tu red (actual modem: Cisco, TLink, o lo que sea), tendras que estar conectado a la red de internet inalmbricamente, y en la parte de abajo veras las opciones del AirPort, le haces click en conectar y veras que se abre la aplicación de AirPort Utility, donde tratara de conectar a tu red, y tratando de obtener la informacion de red, en mi caso tardo un chorro, asi que cancele la busqueda, y me aparecio un simbolo de un mundo con internet (debajo) y el punto estaba naranja, espere a que cambie a verde, y en la parte superior izquierda habia una pestaña de otros WiFi devices, hice click alli, y me apareció my AirPort Express, lo seleccione y listo, el sistema lo configuro solo: después de eso, me pedía un password para mi AirPort, cosa que no hice porque lo que yo quería era extender my conexión de WIFI, así en la parte inferior izquierda había la pestaña de otras opciones, así que allí me habrieron 3 opciones mas, una de esas es hacer la extension a mi WIFI.
Y eso fue todo, y my Airport quedo configurado como extension !!!.
Luego para configurar mi impresora, ya fue mas sencillo, ya que el Airport ya estaba configurado, solo en la parte de configuraciones, abres la parte de impresoras y agregas una nueva impresora (para esto tu Impresora USB tiene que estar conectada a tu AirPort) y veras las impresoras disponibles por AirPort y listo, si tienes los drivers, el sistema solo los tomara, si no los tienes, te tocara descargarlos para la instalación. Y listo.
A este punto ya deben tener internet Boost y una impresora común (sin WIFI) trabajando en AirPort.
Y para conectar un parlante comun y sencillo al AirPort y hacerlo Stream, es muy sencillo, (El parlante tiene que tener Aux In Port), verificado esto, solo conecta un cable Auxiliar 3.5 mm (Pin-Pin) en ambos lados (AirPort y Parlante), todo esta listo, ahora musica, a sonar, escucharas la musica en tu device, solo selecciona donde quieres que suene y volumen arriba !!!...
Espero que les sirva de algo esta ayuda, Like, si les gusto o les sirvio !!!..
Saludos
Carlos

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Can u run Airport Express and a wireless modem together?

Can u run Airport Express and a wireless modem together at the same time?
I'm using AE purely for music distribution and have just bought a wireless modem for the internet (not a AE). However I can now only select either the AE network, OR the wireless internet network (it's BT HomeHub). Hence I can either play music or use the internet, but not together!
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You should configure your AirPort Express (AX) to join the wireless network provided by the modem. The instructions are in KB 302153, AirPort Express: How to join an existing wireless network in client mode.

Can I use the Airport Express as a cable modem?

I am trying to set up wireless internet in my home, and I am planning to purchase an Airport Express. Can I use the Airport Express as a cable modem, or do I have to purchase a modem from the ISP and then connect the AE to the output of the cable modem?
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Airport express como repetidor de Airport Extreme

Tengo una red Airport con un Airport Extreme de 5ta generacion. (802.11n) y funciona perfectamente. Pero tengo un airport express bien antiguo, con firmware version 6.3 que es solo 802.11g y no logro configurarlo como repetidor de mi red Wi-Fi. Sigo todas las instrucciones y aparentemente queda todo OK, pero no esta repitiendo.
El Airport Extreme ya esta configurado para permitir la ampliacion de red. Todo aparece correcto. Estaba pensando que quizas no funciona porque el Extreme es 802.11n y el Express es solo 802.11g.
El airport express lo estoy configurando con la Utilidad Airport version 5.6, pues ya no tiene soporte con la ultima version de la Utilidad Airport.
¿que estará pasando?
Gracias
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Tengo una red Airport con un Airport Extreme de 5ta generacion. (802.11n) y funciona perfectamente. Pero tengo un airport express bien antiguo, con firmware version 6.3 que es solo 802.11g y no logro configurarlo como repetidor de mi red Wi-Fi. Sigo todas las instrucciones y aparentemente queda todo OK, pero no esta repitiendo.
El Airport Extreme ya esta configurado para permitir la ampliacion de red. Todo aparece correcto. Estaba pensando que quizas no funciona porque el Extreme es 802.11n y el Express es solo 802.11g.
El airport express lo estoy configurando con la Utilidad Airport version 5.6, pues ya no tiene soporte con la ultima version de la Utilidad Airport.
¿que estará pasando?
Gracias
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Necesito configurar un airport express sin conectarlo al modem sin conectar cables a la pc

necesito conectar un airport express a una pc pero no quiero utilizar cables de ningun tipo ya que es edificio es de 4 pisos soy estudiante y rento una pension en el cuarto piso como le puedo hacer porfavor porque no me llega la señal hasta arriba y no puedo configurar el airport me urge porfavor

izhar, estás utilizando una conexión ADSL o cable? Cuál es la dirección IP de tu computadora esta recibiendo desde el módem? Puedes utilizar los siguientes enlaces que te mencionan cómo configurar el router. Comentas que pasa. Saludos
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I have an Airport Express connected to a Viasat 4100 satellite modem. This requires a DHCP connection and is connected to my Airport Express by Ethernet. I then have three computers (two running Mavericks and one running Lion) and two IPhone 5s and an Apple Tv on the network. If the Airport Express is set to DHCP and NAT then the network works and I have internet, but the amber light flashes and I have a double NAT error. If I use it in Bridge mode the airport express goes green but I have no internet. How can I set it up so it works properly? If anyone knows could they please give all the settings I shoud use on the Airport Express as I may have left incorrect setting on it whilst trying to fix the problem. I have checked and it has been confirmed that I cannot change any settings on the satellite modem.

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I'm running XP home on a Dell Inspiron 510m with Dell 1450 b/g wireless card. My current internet connection is via Ethernet to D-Link DSL-300T modem and my internet provider is Zen (PPPoA). Being a fixed line guy, I have no WEP/WPA wireless encryption in place at the moment. In addition, there is no firewall etc. in place at the modem level. The fixed intenet connection has worked like a clock for the last 5 years.
In an attempt to go wireless at home, I just bought an Airport Express on the basis that many people view it as easy to set up. The problem I encounter that the AE does not leave the "amber flashing state" after startup. According to the modem, the ethernet connection to AE is OK and the second I disconnect the AE and plug the cord back straight into the computer, I'm back on the internet. My conclusion is that the AE does not recognize the modem and its ethernet connection.
I've tried a variety of different approaches to get the AE to speak to the modem:
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2. Modem on and connected to AE at the time of AE startup, subsequent reboot of modem after AE startup sequence
3. Modem off and connected to AE at startup, modem start after AE startup sequence completed
4. Modem on and connected to AE at the time of AE startup, reset of AE after AE startup sequence
No matter what I try, I still end up in the same situation (amber flashing light). AS there at this point is no network established, I can not use the Airport utility to pinpoint the exact source of the problem.
I would be most interested in learning the thoughts of anyone who may be able to help.
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Duane, many thanks for your reply.
I believe I have the setup suggested by you:
Phone socket ---> D-Link modem (PPPoA/DHCP server) ---> Airport Express
The D-Link DSL 300-T modem is set up to handle all aspects of the connection to my ISP, including PPPoA. In addition, the modem is set up as a DHCP server. In my world (but I'm an amateur compared to most posters on this forum) this should mean that the modem is set to furnish the AE with the correct type of connection. Am I missing anything here?
I gather from reading on the internest that the problem may actually be one of compatibility between the AE and my specific D-Link modem (DSL 300-T). It has been suggested that downgrading the firmware in the AE to an earlier version sorts the problem. I'm not keen on downgrading the AE so am instead thinking of buying a new wired modem/router (contemplating Netgear DG834).
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My concern is that I can't get the PC to connect to the internet if the ethernet cable goes into the Airport and then a cable from the router to the computer.
Certainly that is true since the AX only has a single Ethernet port and that would be connected to the FiOS line.
If that computer must be wired via Ethernet, keep your router as is. Now connect the AX via Ethernet to one of the router's LAN ports. Configure the AX to act as a bridge (not sharing a single IP address). In that configuration the AX will be providing a wireless connection to the network provided by the router.
You can leave the computer which must use Ethernet connected to one of the LAN ports on the router.
I also can't get the printer to work wirelessly even with the cable running from the AX to the printer.
What doesn't work? Does the printer power up?
The FIOS is through Verizon. Basically, I've got an ethernet cable from the jack to the router and the router to the desktop. We also have 2 laptops that work wirelessly off that network. They work fine as things are set up now, but I haven't tried plugging the ethernet cable into the AirPort to see if they work. I know the PC doesn't, but I'm wondering if I need a wireless unit for it.
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About 2 days later I lost my internet connection. Both machines still find the wireless and report strong connection. but no browser connections.
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Alexkywalker, Welcome to the discussion area!
Whenever you switch the Ethernet connection from a cable modem from one device to another you need to power down the modem. This will force the cable modem to forget the device it was talking with. The cable modem will then discover the new device and communicate with that.
BTW, the AirPort Express (AX) has an auto-sensing Ethernet port and therefore will work with any type of Ethernet cable.

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I was able to setup the Airport with my Mac using the Airport Utility and I was able to connect to the my network; got a solid green light on the aiport!
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Unfortunately, Apple tells us that the "extend a wireless network" feature will only work when you have the Express extending another Apple router.
In other words, to "extend" it takes a minimum of two Apple routers.
Your Express has "joined" the network. You can use it for AirTunes or connect a remote printer, but it will not "extend" the signal from the Motorola modem/router and provide more wireless signal coverage.
You would need to connect the Express to the Motorola modem/router using a wired Ethernet connection if you want it to provide more wireless coverage. In this case, the Express would be configured to "create" a wireless network using the same wireless network name, same security settings and same password as the Motorola network. The Express must also be configured to operate in Bridge Mode in this type of setup.

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Setup:
Verizon DSL modem w/ build in Wireless G
MAC address authentication
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AX Sucessfully added to DSL Wireless (I can see it connected at the DSL modem web page
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The AX and the Wireless router are approx 15ft from each other.
I've also powered everything down, fired up DSL Router 1st, then AX, then Computer. Still no dice on internet to the iMac.
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Message was edited by: Hightech.Redneck

Welcome to the discussions!
Couple of thoughts here:
Check AirPort Utility - Manual Setup
Click the Wireless tab just below the icons
Make sure there is a check mark next to "Enable ethernet clients"
You are trying to use the AirPort Express in a configuration known as a ProxySTA.
The modem/router will need to be compatible with this function, so you should check with your ISP to see how this could be enabled on your modem/router.

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