Find list of clients of 2008 Time Capsule?

How can I find the table or list of all machines connected to my router, whether by cable or wireless? My router is a Time Capsule about 5 years old. I have looked in Airport Utility, but not been able to find what I seek. Google has not helped.

I have and used Pacifist. I installed it to ~/Applications instead of to /Applications, but the installed name is Airport Utility 5.6, so it probably would not have overwritten Airport Utility.
You can install AirPort Utility 5.6 in the Utilities folder along with 6.x if you want.
How do I see clients with manually configured ip addresses?
They will be in DHCP Clients. But...if you have been making changes, restarting the AirPort, plugging / unplugging things, etc. the current DHCP leases need time to expire and then renew.
Check again tomorrow to see if the "lost" devices appear again once the current lease has expired and new lease has been issued.
Also, as long as 5.6 will work why would I want to use Airport Utility 7.6.3, unless I wanted to think I was an iPad?
There are a few things that the "new" AirPort Utility does better than the previous versions, but in general AirPort Utility 5.6 is a far more useful utility than AirPort Utility "Lite".

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I can't find my back files on my Time Capsule. Where can I look that I haven't?

Hi Aquatone
To restore from a TM back, just follow the +"Recovering your entire system"+ article below:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.5/en/15638.html
Dennis

My 2008 Time Capsule suddenly lost power. Is this an internal issue or has it seen the end of its life?

Help! My 1st Generation (i think) time capsule purchased Apreil 2008 quit unexpectedly yesterday and and will not power up. after looking into some history of this it sounds like its an internal design flaw by Apple. because of my unit's age, is there any recourse with Apple?

Christopher Richards wrote:
I would disagree, it is at least worth a shot. The worst they can say is no. They replaced my 2008 time capsule just last year for free. Apple can be very generous with warranties.
Add it up.. that is within 3years.. otherwise you can take any 10year old computer in and say it broke.. its apple's fault because it should last 20.. please replace it. They will of course laugh at you. If it was 2weeks past 3years, and you have heaps of apple computers and applecare.. then maybe they will consider it.. but don't get your hopes up. They have been very harsh with TC outside that first batch of serial numbers.. which Apple know full well was not the end of the problem. There was no difference subsequently in the design or power supply of later ones of series 1. The extended warranty was a cynical exercise in keeping law suits at bay. I know as I repair them.. more than half I repair are post extended warranty serial numbers which apple refused to countenance repair on. They are identical to earlier ones, which they do accept responsibility for.

How to find the file that delete from time capsule?

How to find the file that delete from time capsule?

I mean I saved JPEG file in Time capsule and unfortunately delete the file. Can I get it back
IF.... .no other backups have occured since you deleted the file, you might be able to retrieve it using an application like Disk Warrior. It's about $100 as I recall, and there are no guarantees that it will work.
DiskWarrior 4 - The Disk Utility for Mac Disk Repair, Mac Directory ...
Any of the free or low priced utilities that you might see or try will not be able to retrieve a deleted file from a Time Capsule.
If any backups have occured since you deleted the file, the deleted file has almost certainly been overwritten. No way to retrieve it in that case.

How do I find out how much of my Time Capsule's memory is still available ?

I run my AirPort Time Capsule with a Windows 7 Tower System, iPad and an iPhone. How do I find out how much of the Time Capsule's memory has been used and what is still available to be used? Thank you.

Open the airport utility to the disk page. Voila.. it is there.

Who is 10.0.1.3 wireless client in my time capsule

I use my time capsule as a router and there is this wireless client 10.0.1.3 along with all others (which are known to me), except this one.
How can I find out who is this, or what is it?
I have AirPort Express connected to TC too, but it shows separately in the AirPort Utility.

OK Bob/John,
Sorry for this long post - and thank you so much for your thoughts and time.
It still shows that 10.0.1.3 wireless client. But now I think it could be my MacBook as the 10.0.1.3 wireless client on the TC has the same hardware address (xx:xx:xx...) as the one that shows in my System Information panel in the Network/Locations folder under the Wi-Fi Hardware (MAC) Address - see screen shots.
Bottom line - 10.0.1.3 could be my MacBook, but is it really - I am not that tech savvy?
If it is - where can I go and rename it so it shows my MacBook name?
Anyway, I am going to tell you what I did if this is relevant for anything you were wondering about. Otherwise you don't have to read the statements below.
Bob said:
Power off the entire network....all devices....in any order that you wish when you go to bed tonight.
In the morning, power up the modem first and let it run a minute by itself
Power up the next device connected to the modem the same way
Power up the next, etc.
Keep powering up devices one at a time until the network is back up
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I did that this morning.
John said:
The TC will retain the client's IP address until its DHCP lease expires, or you cycle its power.
If you had a visitor with an iPhone or iPad or iPod Touch the TC will remember its IP address long after he's gone. Don't forget the guest network - if you enabled it, it's open.
"Ping" that address using Terminal - if the client is no longer present you will get 100% packet loss so that was likely the source of this mystery. On the other hand if you get returns the times shown may be useful.
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I have AU 6.1 and it shows on the TC in the Internet Tab option for "Renew DHCP Lease", but I haven't touched it yet, as I don't know what exactly to do. However, I did cycle power the modem.
And yes, I had visitor a while back (approx. 4 weeks ago) - he has an iPad and and an iPhone too. Both were not on my WiFi though. They were on my Wi-Fi before that - around 8 weeks ago. But at that time I had a different ISP. I don't know if that's important to be mentioned.
Guest Newtwork is disabled.
John, I don't know how to "ping" any address in Terminal. Which address are you referring to?
Bob is right - iPhones and iPads come and go as wireless clients depending on sleep/power off or when they are not on any Wi-Fi but on their celular network.
John, Yes, all screen shots are from my MacBook 13" AL, late 2008 (yes, I know it is old) running on Mac Lion v.10.7.5.

Client id on time capsule

Hey all,
How can I get time capsule to show 'client ids' in the dhcp list?
Thanks
Michael

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Airport Utility unable to find any Airport wireless devices (specifically Time Capsule)

I have a (2007) MacBook Pro running OSX 10.5.8, Airport Utility 5.5.3, and (2011) Time Capsule 7.6. The time capsule is not set up as a wireless station, it only connects to my exisiting wireless network to be used as a backup device with time machine. When I try to scan for wireless devices, the airport utility finds none even though the TC is on and the light is green. My other MacBook Pro running OSX 10.6.8 is able to find the TC and run backups just fine - both are on the same wireless network with the same default wireless settings in network preferences. I've looked at about every similar thread in these support forums and tried numerous suggestions, none of which have resolved my issue. I have called Apple tech support, and the only suggestion they gave me was to set up a new network location with default settings - this worked when they gave me the suggestion, and I used it every time airport would lose connection to the TC; however, it no longer works for some reason. Here are some additional details:
This laptop has connected to the TC and made backups in the past. Every time I've established a connection, it has remained for a period of time (usually about a day), then would randomly drop and not be able to find the TC again. I was previously able to work around this by rebooting everything and setting up a new default network profile on my laptop, per Apple tech support suggestion.
Suddenly, the previously successful "reboot everything/create new network location" quick fix doesn't work anymore. I've checked all of my router settings, and nothing seems odd - all pretty standard settings. I don't advertise my SSID for security reasons, but the TC is set up to manually connect to the correct SSID, and it's clearly working fine on the other laptop.
My network preferences are also all standard. TCP/IP is using DHCP with an automatically assigned address. IPv6 is off. DNS servers are the same on all devices. I've tried renewing the DHCP lease many times, but that has no impact.
In airport utility, when I select File>Configure Other and enter the address/password for the TC, it connects to it just fine - I can see and configure all of the settings on the time capsule. Still, it will not find it when scanning for devices and will not make backups with time machine.
Incidentally, the same thing happens with my wireless printer and this laptop - will randomly lose connection and be unable to print even though the other laptop can print just fine. This leads me to believe it is a problem with the laptop and not the TC or router.
Desperate to find a solution.
Thanks

Connect to TC by ethernet from any computer. Reset to defaults. ie hold in reset and wait until led flashes rapidly.. about 10sec.
Then redo the setup. Use manual wireless settings.. set a different name to 5ghz.. so bands cannot swap at the client end. Set channels manually not auto.. pick the clearest ones for your area.. you can just trial and error it using channels 1, 6 and 11 or download a utility for the Mac to scan wireless usage.. !

How to import iDVD app from Time Capsule to my new iMac 21" that does not have iDVD? I can find the iDVD app in the Time Capsule, then what?

I have a new 21" iMac to replace a 6-year old iMac 24. My Time Capsule has the iDVD app saved (?) and I can find it, but I can't figure out how to move it to my new iMac that does not have the app. How to do this?

You are probably better to install it from ilife disk.
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Assigning clients on multiple Time Capsules

I have two Time Capsules on different floors in opposite sides of a two-story house:
1) TC1: 4th Gen TC connected to the internet modem (2nd floor)
2) TC2: 3rd Gen TC acting as a wireless bridge (1st floor)
I have several devices connecting to the wireless network (Apple TVs, Macbooks, iPads, iPhones, etc); all running the latest Mac OS or iOS. Is there a way to force a device, an Apple TV, to connect to a specific Time Capsule?
The Apple TV is on the 2nd floor and is connecting to the wireless bridge TC2, which is in the same side of the house but on the 1st floor. I would like to force it to connect to the main TC1 on the 2nd floor. The physical distance from the Apple TV to the wireless bridge is probably shorter, but given that the signal has to travel through the floor to the bridge and then back upstairs to the main router, the download speeds are significantly lower. If I disconnect the bridge TC2, the Apple TV connects to the main TC1 without any problems.
I imagine that there is a way to manually manage clients/devices for each Time Capsule. But I would like to avoid doing this for every device, since I have 10+ devices, some of which are mobile. Just want to force an Apple TV to connect to the main router and not the wireless bridge. Is this possible?
Thank you

The problem you have here is the criteria used by each device to connect is wireless signal, not speed. We have no access in the apple device to change the criteria.. nor is it is easy to set one that isn't immediately measurable.. like download speed. ie you need to add the intelligence.. the system cannot know which WAP is the faster.
Is the upstairs TC setup in bridge or router mode? If it is in router you can setup the guest network and use that for the ATV. That option should work but will only give internet access. You can use the 5ghz with a different name.. but the range of that is very limited.. I doubt it will work. I am assuming you are wireless linking on 2.4ghz.
The only solution I can see is to introduce another WAP plugged into the main router and using a different wireless name.

How many clients can the time capsule handle?

I'm trying to research how many clients can be accomodated by the time capsule - anyone know?

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You can connect 50 devices and computer wirelessly to the Time Capsule, but you can connect more through Ethernet

How do I find the MAC address for the time capsule?

I am trying to install 2T time capsule as my main router. Telus my internet supplier allows me to in install the MAC address for the static ip that I am going to use. But where is the MAC address on the cube or how do I get it?

On the bottom label it should list the MAC address.
If you happen to still run the original.. ie decent airport utility it has all that info right in front of you.
But you see that was before Apple reduced the airport utility to the status of a toy..
Pretty pictures no info.. think kid's book.
See very very pretty.. as a UTILITY though.. useless.

I cannot find the WEP code for my Time capsule

Hi,
I'm trying to connect my work PC to the internet via my TC at home. Easy, I thought.
PC is running XP and is asking for a WEP key. I've looked at the support pages and cannot find out how to find the WEP key.
Can I?

Hi
If you assigned a password to access the wireless network then that would be the WEP key. If you did not assign a password it would not ask you for a WEP key it would simply connect and access the internet and the local network. Because it is asking for a password - which you should know? Then provide it. If you've forgotten it then simply use the Airport Utility to log into your TC and change it to something more memorable.
Tony

Wo finde ich die MAC Adresse bei Time Capsule

Ich möchte meinen alte Fritz Box als Repeater benutzen - die möchte von mir eine MAC Adresse... find ich aber nirgends...
Kann mir jemand helfen?

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Connecting External Hard Drive to Time Capsule - In Finder but not Disk Utility

Hi,
So I've got a bit of a problem. I have connected my LaCie 2d Quadra External Hard Drive into my Time Capsule via USB for the simple purpose of making it wireless, as well as allowing both my husband and I to access the files on it. It works flawlessly on my husband's MacBook Pro: Shows up as an icon on the desktop as well as in Finder and Disk Utility. However, on mine I can access it via the Time Capsule in Finder (as a shared file), but it does not show up in Disk Utility nor on the Desktop. I tried installing the LaCie Desktop Manager, but, although it downloaded and installed fine, when I went to open it I received the error: "No LaCie Desktop Manager Compliant Device Found". I am assuming that is because it really is only even recognizing it at all in the Finder because it is a shared file, but not actually recognized as a Drive. And that explains why it is not on the Desktop or Disk Utility. Annoyingly, I can't drag the shared file onto my desktop either. Well I can, as an alias, but it says original not found when I try to access it.
Obviously, I would like to access the LaCie drive on my desktop wirelessly as my husband does, the way it does when I plug it in directly. If I connect it via USB directly into my MacBook, it works fine. So really it is just a matter of getting it up and running wirelessly, which I know it can do because it is doing it on my husband's. I am wondering if it is a Lion issue, as I am running Lion and my husband is running Snow Leopard? But then again...it does work with my Lion if I plug it in directly...sigh...
Here are our details:
Me: 2008 MacBook, running Lion
Hubby: 2008 MacBook Pro, running Snow Leopard
Any help would be greatly appreciated...I'm bewildered!

On your Lion MacBook, click anywhere on the open desktop so that the Finder menus are displayed at the top of the screen.
Click Finder, then click Finder Preferences, then click the General tab
Under the heading of "Display these items on the desktop" make sure that there is a check mark in the box next to "Connected Servers"
Close Finder Preferences
Open Macintosh HD or the Finder
Look to see if the Time Capsule icon is displayed under the SHARED heading in the Finder
Click on the Time Capsule icon and folders representing the Time Capsule disk and your Lacie disk should appear to the right
Double click on the Lacie folder to mount the drive on the desktop
You may need to click Connect As at the upper right of the center window if your disk requires a password. Once the password is saved, you should not have to enter the password in the future.

Find list of clients of 2008 Time Capsule?

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