Connecting a HD to an AES

I read over the posts and replies to this topic and I still have the problem that was solved for Jack by having a powered hub. Can somebody else add some more info on this issue as I am having the same problem. I do have a powered Dynex USB hub and want to connect my printer and my Western Digital HD to the hub connected to AEBS to use the HD wirelessly with Time Machine. I see the printer in the air port disk tab and the printer works. However when I connect the HD to the hub I see the HD in the Air Port Utility tab Air port Disks but I can't get it to show up in Time Machine or get it to back up unless it is connected directly to the computer. Is this configuration possible? What do I need to do to make this work if it ispossible. I seem to recall something about configuring the HD but I can't remember where I go to partition disks etc. A little help please!!!! and thank you!

Time Machine backups to AirDisks (e.g. USB HDD attached to Extreme) is unsupported, but has been successful by some. As well, once you decide to move your TM backups to an AirDisk, you cannot continue backing up to your previous TM backup. The format it saves to vs. a local HDD is different. The folder structure you see becomes a sparsebundle/disk image via the AirDisk.
If you are interested in proceeding with your plan, check these links out:
[http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=8225748&#8225748]
[http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=8650723&#8650723]
[http://jamesshore.com/Blog/How-to-Accelerate-Time-Machine.html]

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Mixture of Wifi Questions (Extend network, Wireless Radio, etc)

Hey Apple Forums!
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http://discussions.info.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2037306
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Too many APs out there!

Hello All!
I just moved into an apartment complex. There are 4 more of them in the area. Ran a scan with Netstumbler and WirelessMon, both of them show a lot of APs out there. My wireless network hasn't worked right since I moved here. I put my wrt300n in auto mode. All I get are slow and dropped connections.
Specs:
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firmware 1.03.6

No. Monitor mode is a special mode into which you can put some wireless cards (or probably most of them but it is not documented nor available through the driver). A normal wireless card will only listen to beacons (the SSID broadcasts) and to traffic labeled with the associated SSID. What the card does not capture is other traffic of other SSIDs. To capture that traffic you have to put the card into "monitor mode". In that mode it simply receives whatever it receives on the channel, i.e., you can see SSIDs even though they don't broadcast and you can read any unencrypted transmissions of anybody on the channel.
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Incorrect decryption operation in client-server

Hi all, sorry for my English, I don't know where is the problem and I don't see examples for internet.
I have a cliente-server aplication, where client read a file, encrypt it and send it to server. The server doesn't decrypt de text correcty. For example if the file contents:
"Hola, probando el cifrado y descifrado.", the server shows "Hola, probando eifrado."
I think that the problem is in the form for send and receive the cipher text.
I put the code for client:
import java.net.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.security.*;
import javax.crypto.*;
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import java.io.*;
import java.security.*;
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stephan

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Source:        Microsoft-Windows-Security-Auditing
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In the SCVMM world a 'template' is composed of the following: a VHD with an OS that has been generalized (sysprep), virtual hardware profile (settings), and an OS profile.
The OS profile is required to have a product key. A MAC activation key at the minimum. But the key is required.
If you deploy a VM from a VHD, the same customization assumptions are not at play. Which is why it succeeds. (there is no template in this case, there is also no requirement that the OS in the VHD be sysprep'd).
SCVMM has rules. And lots of things don't make sense until you begin to understand them and play within them. (I am not saying that the SCVMM rules are a good thing, just saying they exist)
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Tip for WRT350N and WPC300N

Hi
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WPA2 = PSK2 personal = WPA with AES
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Message Edited by toomanydonuts on 10-03-2007 05:16 AM

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network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.class with cookie "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c"
network: Server http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.class requesting to set-cookie with "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c; path=/"
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the applet seems to start up quickly again.
Is this possibly related to the "starburst logo" progress bar
animation that Sun now uses for applet start ups? I know that
animated gifs can sometimes chew up quite a bit of cpu time.
I think the progressbar property is no longer in 5.0
I'm running on a single proc laptop. When I run it on my 2 proc
server, it is not as obvious, and startup time seems reasonable.
Thanks,
Rob
[email protected]

I'm also seeing a similar slow applet startup time. CPU is 100% (IE is in high 90s). Works ok on my 3GHz P4, but is very slow (up to 16 minutes) on 400 MHz P2.
My problem seems to be related to how my .properties files (23 total, for internationalization support) are handled.
During start-up in JRE 1.5 I see the following for each .properties file:
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax.class with proxy=DIRECT
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax.class with cookie "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c"
network: Server http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax.class requesting to set-cookie with "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c; path=/"
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.class with proxy=DIRECT
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.class with cookie "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c"
network: Server http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.class requesting to set-cookie with "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c; path=/"
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.properties with proxy=DIRECT
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.properties with cookie "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c"
network: Server http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en.properties requesting to set-cookie with "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c; path=/"
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.class with proxy=DIRECT
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.class with cookie "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c"
network: Server http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.class requesting to set-cookie with "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c; path=/"
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.properties with proxy=DIRECT
network: Connecting http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.properties with cookie "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c"
network: Server http://dummy.com/demos/AES/1_4_2_06/fax_en_US.properties requesting to set-cookie with "PHPSESSID=e4aad164588f860e495812ec5c52326c; path=/"
The file (1 of 23) I supply is named fax.properties (the default file). Since my locale setting are English/US I guess the I18N code is trying to figure out if the regional files are present. Each of these requests is timing out 5-8 seconds for each - it builds up quickly.
I haven't been able to find out why this is happening or resolve the issue. I'm close to restricting my applet to only 1.4.2 as that was fine and posting this as a bug.

Upto 3 speakers when using Multispeakers?

In the information regarding iTunes 6.03 it states that you are able to listen to your music around the house on upto three speakers + computer.
Now I'm on 6.02 at the moment and I have the computer + four airport expresses dotted around the house and they all work at the same time just fine.
So, a couple of questions-
Is there some kind of limiter built in to 6.03?
Am I damaging anything when I exceed the stated limit?
regards
Steve

Hi Steve,
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Probably not the whole answer but hope it helps and if you could tell me how you get iTunes to send to all your speakers at the same time that would be great.
Cheers
SF
Powerbook G4 15'' Superdrive, iMac G5 17" Mac OS X (10.4.3) Airport Extreme Base Station, 2 x A Express, iPod G4, iPod Nano

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I bought a new WRT160N router, and tried to connect my WET54G. But every time I try to connect it in "infrastructure" mode It jams. And can only work again after using the reset button.
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Can anyone help me with this problem?
Thanks.

Hi Matt,
Thanks for your help.
When I'm in the setup screen of the WET54G I can choose to connect to a wireless network, and when I connect to my home router (WRT160N) It will use its SSID and channel number. In the next screen "security settings", I can fill in the encrition. After filling those in, I says that he will restart (WET54G). And after that message the WET54G is stuck. All the greens leds are on, but I can't connect to the IP addres.
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Hello!
According to CCX compatible matrix, CCXv5 adapter supports Client MFP.
http://www.cisco.com/web/partners/pr46/pr147/program_additional_information_new_release_features.html
Client MFP requiments
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk722/tk809/technologies_configuration_example09186a008080dc8c.shtml#climfp
I have two Linksys wireless adapters AE1000 and AE6000 with the latest software versions.
When I connect these adapters to WPA2 AES(CCMP)protected WLAN, in client details on the WLC I can see that client is CCXv5 but
no Management Frame Protection supported (MFP-WLC-01.jpg attachment).
Prime shows the same information about the client (MFP-Prime-01.jpg).
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Is there any way to make these adapters support MFP?

Hello!
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