Ich habe eine externe festplatte an meinen airport extreme angeschlossen welche ich über time machine laufen lassen möchte, jedoch funktioniert dies nicht..? beim ersten update geht es meistens, jedoch springt es danach aus.?

hilfe?

Leider ist dies nicht eine unterstützte Konfiguration. Time Machine erfordert eine lokal angeschlossenen Volumen oder Time Capsule.
Ihre Konfiguration mit einem AirPort Extreme wird berichtet unzuverlässig zu sein:
Hinweis: ... Time Machine kann keine Backups auf eine an AirPort Extreme angeschlossene externe Festplatte, Time Capsule oder eine für Microsoft Windows formatierte Festplatte ...
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How can I get Time Machine to back up an external hard drive (iPhotos) that is attached to airport extreme base station. Note: Time machine is usb to macbook pro and external drive with iphotos is usb to airport extreme base station. Help please. Thanks!

How can I get Time Machine to back up an external hard drive (iPhotos) that is attached to airport extreme base station. Note: Time machine is usb to macbook pro and external drive with iphotos is usb to airport extreme base station. Help please. Thanks!

Once you have the drive connected to your Mac, click System Preferences (gear icon) on the dock
Click Time Machine
Click Options
Be default, the hard drive will be Excluded from backups. Click the drive to highlight it, then click the "-" (minus) button at the bottom of the list to remove the drive from Excluded items.
The drive will be backed up on the next Time Machine pass
Everything above assumes that the hard drive has been formatted in Mac OS Extended (Journaled) as Time Machine will only backup drives in that format.

Does the new airport extreme support backing up via time machine to an external hard drive pluged into the usb port

Does the new airport extreme support backing up via time machine to an external hard drive pluged into the usb port

Yes, but you might want to note that the port on the AirPort Extreme is only USB 2.0, and that it runs at about half the speed of the USB 2.0 port on a computer, so things are going to be quite SLOW as far as backups are concerned, or anything else for that matter.

AirPort Extreme not seeing USB HD, time machine failure

I can't see my USB HD that I have connected to my base station. It works fine if I connect the HD directly to my computer. I have the drive sectioned into 2 partitions. One is formatted as MacOSX Extended (Journaled) for backing up my MacBook Pro via Time Machine, and the other is formatted at MS-DOS FAT32 so I can use it to transfer files between my Macs and my Windows machine. Everything was working fine for a while. Then my MacBook Pro couldn't find the HD connected to the base station. The only drive that would come up was the MS-DOS partition. I get a blinking amber light on my base station now with an alert that the disk needs repair and to connect it directly to the computer to repair it. If I disconnect the HD the light turn back to green. I re-partitioned the external hard drive and re-connected it to my base station. Now my Airport icon doesn't appear at all in the left sidebar. I re-formatted and re-connected the drive a couple different times. I tried formatting the drives differently, not partitioning the drive, etc. and nothing seems to work. I can't get the HD to show up again if it's connected to the base station, although if I connect it directly to my computer everything is fine. Therefore, I'm guessing it's not actually a problem with the HD, it's a problem with the base station reading the HD. I really want to set this up with 2 partitions so I can use part of it to back up my laptop via time machine. That was actually the whole point of purchasing the 500GB HD. The HD is a 500GB SimpleTech. Does anyone out there have any help or suggestions????? :-S

Oh cool. That's interesting. I'm going to reformat my entire external HD as MacOS Extended and use it all as extra storage then.
One more question. If I got a time capsule, then I actually wouldn't need my Airport Extreme base station right? So I could set up a time capsule in place of the Extreme and still attach my 500GB external to the Capsule as a network storage device. Correct? So it's another thing to buy, but I would gain a lot of extra storage space and I would have something I could rely on for backup.

Can I connect a Drobo or synology RAID to airport extreme to use as my time machine backup?

I was wondering if there was any issue of using a raid box and connecting it via gigabit ethernet instead of USB? Would the airport extreme treat it the same way as with USB?

There is a significant difference depending on the way the HDD is connected to the AirPort. When connected via the AirPort's USB port, the AirPort will perform as the file server. When connected via Ethernet or wireless, the HDD will perform this function.

Wie erweitere ich die zugriffsrechte für eine externe Festplatte? Kann leider nicht drauf kopieren oder ordner erstellen-.

wie erweitere ich die zugriffsrechte für eine externe Festplatte? Kann leider nicht drauf kopieren oder ordner erstellen….

Ist es möglich eine Festplatte so zu konfigurieren das sie sowohl von MAC als auch Windows gelesen und verwendet werden kann?
Das hängt von der Art der Daten ab. iPhoto Mediatheken erfordern unbedingt das Format MacOS Extended (Journaled), und das kann nicht von Windows gelesen werden. Aber Bilder, Videos und andere Dokumente können auf einer NTFS Festplatte abgelegt werden und sowohl vom PC als auch vom Mac gelesen werden.
kann ich das Format ändern ohne die vorhandenen Dateien zu verlieren ? oder muß ich eine andere Festplatte kaufen.
Das Neuformatieren löscht eine Festplatte. Bevor sie neuformatiert wird, müssen die Daten auf einer anderen Platte gesichert werden.
Wieviel Platz ist auf Deiner Festplatte? Du könntest Sie partitionieren - eine Hälfte NTFS um Daten zwischen PC und Mac zu teilen, und eine hälfte MacOS Extended für eine Sicherheitskopie der Mediathek.
Aber einfacher wäre es, eine zweite Festplatte nur für Sicherheitskopien zu beschaffen und diese für Mac zu formatieren.

Mediathek auf eine externe Festplatte NTFS kopieren???

Hallo, Ich habe nun viel gesucht und nicht wirklich eine Antwort gefunden.
Ist es möglich die Mediathek aus dem IPhoto auf eine externe Festplatte zu sicherrn?
Oder geht es nur Ordner für Ordner?
Auch sollte ich die Ordner auf eine nicht Mac konfigurierte Festplatte - NTFS sichern um diese Fotoordner auch auf einem Windows PC zu nutzen.
Ich habe auch eine MAC Festplatte, diese wird aber bei Windows gar nicht angezeigt?
vielen Dank für Eure Hilfe unf Info
mit lieben Grüßen Ursula

Ist es möglich eine Festplatte so zu konfigurieren das sie sowohl von MAC als auch Windows gelesen und verwendet werden kann?
Das hängt von der Art der Daten ab. iPhoto Mediatheken erfordern unbedingt das Format MacOS Extended (Journaled), und das kann nicht von Windows gelesen werden. Aber Bilder, Videos und andere Dokumente können auf einer NTFS Festplatte abgelegt werden und sowohl vom PC als auch vom Mac gelesen werden.
kann ich das Format ändern ohne die vorhandenen Dateien zu verlieren ? oder muß ich eine andere Festplatte kaufen.
Das Neuformatieren löscht eine Festplatte. Bevor sie neuformatiert wird, müssen die Daten auf einer anderen Platte gesichert werden.
Wieviel Platz ist auf Deiner Festplatte? Du könntest Sie partitionieren - eine Hälfte NTFS um Daten zwischen PC und Mac zu teilen, und eine hälfte MacOS Extended für eine Sicherheitskopie der Mediathek.
Aber einfacher wäre es, eine zweite Festplatte nur für Sicherheitskopien zu beschaffen und diese für Mac zu formatieren.

Kann man an das iPad eine externe Festplatte anschließen ? ( iPad Air )

Es wäre nett wenn mir jmd die Frage ob ich eine externe Festplatte an das iPad anschließen kann beantworten kann,
In meinem Fall würde die externe Festplatte nicht einer wifi Festplatte entsprechen

Google translate:
Fan1.1 wrote:
It would be nice if I can answer the question jmd if I can connect an external hard drive to the iPad, in my case, the external hard drive would not correspond to a wifi hard drive
You can cable connect an external hard drive.
There are some wireless external hard drives that can be used with the iPad.
Best iPad External Hard Drive Storage Options
http://www.unlocktips.com/2012/11/best-ipad-mini-external-hard-drive-memory-stor age-options/
iPad Storage Solutions
http://www.ipadstoragesolutions.com/iPadWirelessStorage.php
SanDisk Connect Wireless Media Drive
http://www.sandisk.com/products/wireless/media-drive/
WD My Cloud
http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.aspx?id=1140
Another option:
Expand your iPad's storage capacity with HyperDrive
http://www.macworld.com/article/1153935/hyperdrive.html
On the road with a camera, an iPad, and a Hyperdrive
http://www.macworld.com/article/1160231/ipadhyperdrive.html
 Cheers, Tom

I have my Time Machine on an external drive (not connected to Airport Extreme) and I have an external HD attached to airport extreme. Is it possible to have Time Machine backUp computer HD AND external HD connected to Airport Extreme. How?

I have my Time Machine on an external drive (not connected to Airport Extreme) and I have an external HD attached to airport extreme. Is it possible to have Time Machine backUp computer HD AND external HD connected to Airport Extreme. How?

Is it possible to have Time Machine backUp computer HD AND external HD connected to Airport Extreme.
Sorry, but no.
Time Machine will backup your Mac, but not the hard drive attached to the AirPort Extreme.
Time Machine will back up a hard drive only if it is attached directly to your Mac via USB or FireWire.

How do I remove an external hard drive from airport extreme using airport utility 6.2

I want to remove an external drive from my airport extreme but unsure how to do so (apart from just unplugging it). I need to take it away and hopefully plug it back in later. Any advice would be appreciated.

Unfortunately, AirPort Utility 6.2 does not provide you with the option to "unplug" a drive.
If the drive is mounted on your desktop, simply drag its icon to the Trash.....or.....right-click the disk icon and choose the Eject option.
Now you can disconnect the hard drive from the AirPort Extreme.
If the drive does not appear on the desktop, then you can simply physically unplug the drive.

Why i can't find the external HDD plugged to airport extreme. i already format it with mac OS extended (journaled)

Why i can't find the external HDD plugged to airport extreme. i already format it with mac OS extended (journaled).
Does only certain branch of HDD can be connected to aireport extreme?
I collect some information and i knew i have to partiion the HDD into Mac OS extended (journaled),
and i did so. Still the usb HDD cannot be found.
The other question is, can i partition the HDD into two sections, one of it is Mac OS extended(journaled) while the other is Fat32?
I want to share Fat32 section with another PC with windows system.
Thanks a lot if you have any suggestions.

I had tried to set up the connection via usinb a powered usb hub as the bridge between external HDD and the airport extreme. i still cannot found the HDD in the "airport utilities".
This is my setting.
1. Set airport extreme as "sharing-single-ip" mode. The wireless network functions correctly.
2. Connect external HDD to MBA. Partition it into single-partition with Mac OS extended (journaled).
3. The HDD can be found if i plugged it directly to my MBA.
4. Connect a powered usb hub to airport extreme.
5. Connect external HDD to the powered usb hub.
6. Open airport utilities.
a. Select "airport extreme" in the sidebar.
b. Change the "Disks" sheet.
7. Cannot find an external Disk
Is there any problem here?
Please help me. Thanks a lot!!

Stopped see files on external HD connected to airport extreme.

I have connected a 3TB external HD to my Airport Extreme. I have been able to use and access all the files over the network through finder without any issues. Recently I stopped being able to see the files in finder. I can still see the dirve and the main folder but that is it and I cannot see the file structure or individual files. This also has my iTunes files and Itunes can still connect to the file locations. Or I can say show in Finder and it will show by but still will not show other files. If I connect the HD directly to the computer then I can see all the files no problem. Thoughts?

OK...Here is where things stand:
I am logged in as the administrator on my Computer
When I connect the drive directly, do the Get info, I have read & write permissions
When connecting over wifi the Permissions say, "You have Custom access"
If I seach for an iTunes file that I know is on the remote HDD it plays
I can show this same file in finder and see the file structure
But I if try and open the structure top down, it won;t show access
Through Airport Utility I Have access and can see the extrenal drive and folder is shared.
Should "Back to Mac" be enabled? I am not sure what other knobs to turn at this point.

Wie kann ich mein time machine back up laden, wenn ich dass password vergessen habe?

wie kann ich mein time machine back up laden, wenn ich dass passwort vergessen habe?

http://manuals.info.apple.com/MANUALS/1000/MA1572/de_DE/time_capsule_sim_dual_ba nd_d.pdf
S. 28-29.
Oder für die neue 802.11ac:
http://manuals.info.apple.com/MANUALS/1000/MA1645/de_DE/airport_time_capsule_802 11ac_setup_d.pdf
S. 19-20.

Shared external HDD minimum 2TB (or server) for 4 Macs with time machine backup?

I work in a small design studio running 4 macs we need to put all of our work on one central harddrive that everyone can access. But then we would also like one Mac with an external harddrive attached to back up the contents of that shared drive. I have spoken with the people in the business centre But they dont seem to understand what I am trying to do.
I appreciate any ideas you may have.
So far what i have been sugested by the business centre is airport exterme with external HDD attached. But when i ask about using time machine to back up that HDD they get confused.

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07/29 13:33:13 WDShareSpace daemon.warn afpd[3105]: volume "WD_Backup" does not support Extended Attributes, using ea:ad instead
What is the "Extended Attributes" and how do I use "ea:ad" instead?

Can i use my time capsule to wirelessly backup my macbook and its external hard drive, which up until now was it's time machine and storage? How?

Can i use my time capsule to wirelessly backup my macbook and its external hard drive, which up until now was it's time machine and storage? How?

The external drive must be connected to the Mac using either USB or FireWire
You must remove the external hard drive from the list of items that are "excluded" from backups in Time Machine Preferences.
Here's how:
Open System Preferences (gear icon on the dock)
Open Time Machine
Click Options
Look for the name of the hard drive in the list of "excluded" items and click on it to highlight it
Click the -- (minus) button at the bottom of the list to remove the hard drive from the list of "excluded" items....so it will now be backed up
Strongly recommend that you do the first backup using Ethenret from your computer to the Time Capsule since the entire contents of the external drive will be copied on the first pass. Ethernet will be 3-5 faster than wireless.
Once you have the first backup done, you can use wireless for subsequent backups since they will nornally be much smaller....unless you add large files to the external drive.

Ich habe eine externe festplatte an meinen airport extreme angeschlossen welche ich über time machine laufen lassen möchte, jedoch funktioniert dies nicht..? beim ersten update geht es meistens, jedoch springt es danach aus.?

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