How do I connect samsung GT-S5250 WAVE LITE to airport?

My samsung GT-S5250 WAVE LITE does not see a wifi point when I try to connect to my airport. I never had this problem connecting PCs, but this is the first time I try to connect a phone. If I try to connect via usb, my Mac does not show a valid configuration for the phone. What can I try?

Did you Samsung TV come with a USB WiFi modem? All the new models do. You need to plug this into one of the USB port on your Samsung TV.
As for your Airport Express, it can only create a Wireless (WiFi) network for you, it does not have any Ethernet ports as you already know. @Bob is correct that the USB port on the Airport Express only supports compatible printers; for sharing the printer on your network.
Do NOT connect the TV via wired Ethernet to your modem supplied by your broadband provider (ISP). That's because you need to "dial up" to your ISP, if you do not have another router than the Airport Express, then the Airport Express is doing this for you.
So if your TV did not come with a USB WiFi modem then you may want to contact Samsung to see if you get get one. BTW if you live in the US Samsung is available on Twitter (@samsungservice

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Can you clarify what model you mean by an old Airport? There's dozens of different AirPort base station models, and the only ones that work with a USB harddrive are the AirPort Extreme's with 802.11 n (flat, square-shaped with 4 ethernet ports). The AirPort Expresses and older dome-shaped base stations do not have that capability.
If you have an AirPort Extreme which meets the requirements of connecting a USB drive, you can verify whether it's connected by configuring it manually using the AirPort Utility and looking under the disks tab.
The following article tells you the various ways of connecting to the disk if it is recognized in the AirPort Utility and properly formatted:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1331

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I assume that these results are coming from the Samsung BD player's network administration interface ... correct?
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I am venturing to guess that if you plug the BD player directly into the upstream router, it would not have any issues connecting. So, this would confirm my earlier statement that Ethernet ports on the Extreme are not enabled.
I would further guess that if you connected the Extreme directly to the upstream router by Ethernet and configure it for both Wireless Mode = Create an wireless network and Connection Sharing = Off (Bridge Mode), that the BD player would get the proper IP addresses it needs for Internet connectivity.

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Checking the specifications of your camera, I see it as a Firewire out .
DV: 4-pin, digital input/output, IEEE 1394 standard (IEEE 1394 is Firewire)
So you should be able to connect it to your Mini via the Firewire 800 port.
You will need a Firewire 400 to Firewire 800 cable because the Firewire on the camera is a 400.
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There is a work around but it is not very easy.
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I've spent the last couple of couple of days trying to set this up, so....
My modem is connected to the wall, and my airport extreme.
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Before now, I have been using wi-fi for the Apple TV for internet and access to files on the iMac.
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I have tried that but with the crossover cable I get the green light on the router Ethernet port.
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No, you can't. Only a printer. You can with the Extreme, though.

How do I connect an external hard drive to my airport for my macbook (10.4.11)?

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Â If you choose to use accounts, click Configure Accounts, click the Add button,
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I assume that you are using Mac operating system 10.4.11, as your profile indicates.
The instructions that you referenced are for use with AirPort Utility....not AirPort Admin Utility.
Suggest that you download and install AirPort Utility 5.4.2 for Mac , which will run on 10.4.11.
Also noticed that the instructions do not tell you that the hard drive should be formatted in Mac OS Extended (Journaled) to work with the AirPort Extreme, but they should.

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You are right of course.. it is about time Apple updated Time Capsule both hardware and instruction for usage on v6 utility. I wonder if TC is doomed in the future which apple sees is all cloud.
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I do not have any OS X devices, but I have a lot of iOS devices. If my understanding is correct, I can set up the AirPort from an iOS device.
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Also, I need to know how I would connect my Synology NAS system to the AirPort Extreme network via an Ethernet cable. I would need to be able to acces the files on the NAS through Windows clients. My Synology NAS currently has a web interface....would I still be able to access that web interface with the AirPort?
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