Is the AirPort Extreme Poe compatible?

Is the AirPort Extreme power over Ethernet compatible or does it have to have a separate power supply?

The Extreme is not PoE compatible.

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  • Help.  Is the Airport Extreme Card compatible with my iMac?

    Probably stupidly simple, but I'm not sure of the answer. I've tried to get the answer online, but no luck. Can someone tell me if the airport extreme card will work with my iMac?
    TIA,
    Ben
    Hardware Overview:
    Machine Model: iMac G5
    CPU Type: PowerPC G5 (3.0)
    CPU Speed: 1.8 GHz

    Yes the AirPort Extreme card is the correct card for your iMac.

  • Is the airport extreme compatible with windows 7 professional???

    Desperately trying to figure out if the airport extreme is compatible with windows 7 professional..

    Hi - the answer is yes - it is compatible - most of the computers in our office use Windows 7 Professional and we have 10 Extremes in the network.

  • What printers are compatible with the airport extreme?

    What printers are compatible with the airport extreme?

    Virtually any wireless printer will work just fine as well as a printer that connects using Ethernet. If you are looking at an All-in-One type of device....all functions like print, scan, copy, maintenance, etc will be supported.
    If you are looking at USB devices, Apple does not provide a list of compatible models, so It is difficult to say with certainly what will work and what will not. In general, most USB printers will work.
    But....very important....if you are looking at an All-in-One USB device, you need to keep in mind that only the print function will work when the device is connected to the USB port on the AirPort Extreme. Scan, copy, fax, maintenance, etc. will not be supported.
    Bottom line...if you are looking at an All-in-One device and you need all of the functions, you need to choose a device that connects using wireless only or Ethernet, not USB.

  • Can I use the AirPort Extreme to print with my iPhone on a non AirPrint compatible printer

    Can I used this as my new network router and make my printer work with my iPad and iPhone

    In order to print from an iPhone or iPad, your printer needs to be AirPrint compatible.  Check to see if your printer is compatible using this Apple support document:
    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4356
    Simply connecting the printer to the AirPort Extreme will not make it AirPrint compatible.

  • Is the Linksys WMP54G PCI adapter compatible with the Airport Extreme?

    I have set up my network using the Airport Extreme and am able to connect my iMac, my Macbook Pro, and two Windows laptops without difficulty. However, the two Windows desktops that I have are using the Linksys PCI wireless adapters (WMP54G) and they both do not even see my network. They are able to see the neighbors' networks just fine, though.
    I called Linksys and they assure me that the cards are compatible with the Airport Extreme. Linksys advised me to adjust my settings or call Apple for support. I have tried configuring the Airport, but I don't really know what settings to change. Has anyone else successfully connected using this adapter? If so, could you help me connect? Thank you very much!

    Ok, thanks! Try the following setting on the WMP54G PCI adapter:
    o Look at page 12 of the adapter's User Guide for reference ...
    o For Security, select WPA Personal
    o For Encryption, select AES
    If this doesn't work, try reconfiguring the AEBSn for WPA Personal (not WPA2 Personal), and then make the following change on the adapter:
    o For Encryption, select TKIP

  • Is the powermac g4 (model number m8359) compatible with the airport extreme card

    It was released in 2001 and I wasn't sure if I could successfully install the airport extreme card into the computer.

    Nope, sorry...
    Standard AirPort:
    802.11b (Optional)
    http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/powermac_g4/specs/powermac_g4_733_qs.html

  • Ordered the Airport Extreme Base Station - some questions if you can help?

    I have a Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit IBM ThinkPad T500 laptop I need to connect, and a Windows Vista PC. The ThinkPad has a built-in wirless N card and the Vista has a Belkin N+ USB wireless adapter. Can these both find and connect to the Airport without me installing any software (Bonjour etc) on them?
    Since they are using the N+ wireless cards, will they connect to the Airport at 2GHZ or 5GHZ speed? If they can connect at either speed, what controls that?
    I also have a MACPro desktop. I was hoping to configure my airport using it and hoped not to have to worry about configuring the other 2 pcs.
    My old router was a Belkin n+ 2GHz router. Could I use that router as a repeater with the Airport. How can I do that?
    Thanks for any help on these questions.

    Welcome to the discussions, Michael!
    I can't help on your Windows / PC related questions, but can offer some input on the last two questions.
    +"I also have a MACPro desktop. I was hoping to configure my airport using it and hoped not to have to worry about configuring the other 2 pcs."+
    You will use AirPort Utility to configure the AirPort Extreme. It should already be on your Mac. Check Hard Drive > Applications > Utilties > AirPort Utility. This will also come on the installation CD.
    +"My old router was a Belkin n+ 2GHz router. Could I use that router as a repeater with the Airport. How can I do that?"+
    In order to "extend" a wireless network created by the AirPort Extreme(n), you would need another AirPort Extreme, an AirPort Express, or a Time Capsule. The Belkin would not be compatible with an Apple base station for this purpose.
    If you connected an ethernet cable from the AirPort Extreme or used a pair of ethernet powerline adapters, then you could possibly configure the Belkin to create a wireless network, but unless it was 5 GHz capable, you would not be able to mimic the 5 GHz "main" network that the Extreme would be creating.

  • Does the Airport Extreme work w/Time Capsule (as prior info. said?)

    Seems to me that any person contemplating the purchase of a new Airport Extreme should at least be able to see both what it is and is not capable of doing... Time Machine does not support a properly mounted Airport Extreme disk. Period. Unless this is the darker side of the product-- or lest this technical incompatibility is found to be "inappropriate" subject matter, I see no reason why this is not a valid technical question to be answered by Apple.
    Why does the AE not fully support the feature-set of Leopard? Time Machine incompatibility is a serious and costly issue for all of us who bought AE's just weeks prior to Leopard's release...
    Apple did indeed state (prior to release), that Leopard and Time Machine would fully support the Airport Extreme's disk-mounting feature. This is no longer the case, however, and it seems that Apple simply does not want this subject to be brought to light... This is a technical problem that can (and should) be solved via new software for the AE, or within Leopard itself.
    I have been told to "call Customer Relations about this instead"-- however, no phone number was provided. In my experience, that department has proven to be incredibly difficult to connect with via Tech. Support. Why can't this issue be addressed here? Technical. Software. Hardware. Leopard.

    Kevin Brening wrote:
    Just because this issue can't be solved, does not justify pulling the post from this forum-- as this information is vital to absolutely anyone who is contemplating the purchase of an Airport Extreme.
    Actually it does. If you rant about a feature missing or spam the forum (which you did both) it will be removed. Read the Terms of Use you agreed to when you signed up:
    +1) Stay on topic. Apple Discussions is here to help people use Apple products and technologies more effectively. Unless otherwise noted, do not add Submissions about nontechnical topics, including:+
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    This is a technical incompatibility, and as such, has a valid place in this forum.
    Not really. Its a missing feature, not an incompatibility. Incompatibilities are things that a product should be able to do but can not due to conflicts. The AEBS was never compatible with the retail version of Time Machine, nor was it every said to be compatible with the retail version so its is a missing feature.
    Message was edited by: Ansuz82

  • I have a Sony Bravia KDL46W905 TV but I can't get it to connect the Airport Extreme router

    My Sony Bravia KDL46W905 TV won't connect to my Airport Extreme router and the internet. It recognises and picks up my home wireless network though and I'm inputting the correct password but still won't connect. The router is set to WPA2 Personal.
    Anyone any ideas?

    While most devices should connect using WPA2 Personal, please temporarily test using no security to see if the Sony TV will connect that way.
    If it will, then try the more compatible setting of WPA/WPA2 Personal on the AirPort Extreme and test that way.
    However, if the TV will not connect using no wireless security.....then it is a no brainer to conclude that the TV will never connect with security enabled....so more troublehooting is going to be required.
    In that case, make sure that the name of your wireless network......
    Does not exceed 20 characters, fewer would be better
    Does not contain any special characters like an apostrophe, asterisk, dollar sign, etc
    Does not have any blank spaces
    For example, if the current name of your wireless network is something like.....
    rpepler's wireless network
    Change that to read something like.....
    rpeplerwireless
    Same rules for the wireless network password

  • Airport extreme not compatible with xbox live?

    Hello,
    Ive had this problem for a long while now and are getting desperate. Basically when i go on xbox live the connection is really really bad. It's not all the time, rarely it will work fine but most of the time the connection is awful.
    I know the problem isn't because of the location of the xbox since, the connection is strong in my laptop in that room and we have also used a wifi signal analyzer in the room aswell. It's not because of where i live since i have a friend across the road who's xbox connection works fine. We also have an xbox dowstairs much closer to the router which also has the same problem. Im almost convinced its because of the aiport extreme.
    We have an aiport extreme which acts as the router and a netgear which is the modem. The airport extreme has to be in bridge mode or else i get a double nat problem. I think its something to do with the airport extreme and netgear conflicting, if they where i have no idea how to solve it or even if thats the case.
    We tried taking the airport extreme out of bridge mode and then turning nat off on the netgear but then we couldn't connect to the internet at all.
    Please help me, i really need this problem solved. Its really starting to annoy me.
    Thankyou

    Im almost convinced its because of the aiport extreme.
    Unfortunately, the key issue here may be that the AirPort Extreme is not on the Xbox list of "compatible" routers.
    Xbox LIVE Compatible Hardware - Xbox.com
    I know of no way to change that fact.
    We have an aiport extreme which acts as the router and a netgear which is the modem.
    You do not have a Netgear modem, you have a Netgear modem/router or gateway.  That is why the AirPort must be in Bridge Mode. In Bridge Mode, the AirPort is not acting as a router, it simply passes through the network information from the Netgear gateway.
    If you want the AirPort to act as the main router for the network, then the Netgear device must act as a pure, Bridge Mode modem.  Netgear support may be able to tell you if it is possible to configure the device that way.
    But, even if it is possible to configure the Netgear this way and the AirPort as the main router, the fact still remains that the AirPort is not listed as being "compatible" with Xbox, so there are no guarantees that this will help.

  • Is the Airport Extreme Hard Drive sharing ok for Time Machine?

    With leopard on the eve of its release, I wanted to get a large network accessible storage solution that would allow my wife's and I's Macbook pros to use time machine on the network drive when we were at home. Since we rarely use our laptops while sitting at a desk connected to an external drive, I figured this would be a great idea and started to look into various NAS solutions.
    Surprisingly, most generic (netgear, western digital) network drives require you use proprietary software to connect to them, and are only compatible with windows xp. After seeing the options the airport extreme opens up in terms of network storage I figured it would be the best bet.
    Do you have any other suggestions besides getting an airport extreme? I would rather not have to buy a full blown mac that I have to leave on 24/7 to share the drives. Or do you see any possible pitfalls to this idea? Such as, would time machine forget to use the network drive after a while since it wouldn't always be available to it when away from home?

    Unless the content of time machine is minuscule, USB will perform the worst at consistent data throughput. You might consider an ethernet storage device instead. The base station supports Gigabit Ethernet (though Wireless 'n' is maximised well below that).

  • My computer won 't recognize the airport extreme base

    I have an imac connected to the airpot extreme base and works fine, but both my powerbook and ibook won't detect the airport extreme base. I used to have an airport express and all three computers co-existed in harmony.
    I've tried every setting and still the base goes undetected. The only way that the powerbook can detect the base is by going through the router, but can't go wireless. What am I doing wrong?

    BarbQ, Welcome to the discussion area!
    Try configuring the AirPort Extreme base station (AEBS) so that it is using a channel between 1 and 11.
    Configure the AEBS so that the SSID (network name) IS broadcast.
    As ALpianoman suggested, ensure that the AEBS is configured to work at 2.4 GHz and in an 802.11g compatible mode.

  • Multiple Printers on Airport Extreme POE

    I have 2 Epson 1280 printers connected to an Airport Extreme POE through a USB hub. The Airport only sees one printer. I renamed it "Right" and unplugged it. The other printer Shows and I renamed it "Left". Which ever printer is closer to the airport on the hub is displayed in the configuration utility. Firmware is 5.6 and utility is 4.2. Any suggestions or thoughts are appreciated.

    This seems to be a limitation of the current Airport firmware - you cannot connect two printers of exactly the same make/model since only one will be "seen".

  • Does the Airport Extreme support HP cp1025?  There are two versions of the printer the cp1025 and cp1025nw.  I have the cp1025, and can't set it up. Is there a list of AE/bonjour supported printers?

    Does the Airport Extreme support HP cp1025?  There are two versions of the printer the cp1025 and cp1025nw.  I have the cp1025, and can't set it up.
    Is there a list of AE/bonjour supported printers?

    Bonjour is a transport protocol. It also provides a means of advertising a printer on a network.
    Any list that shows printers that support Bonjour is generally an indication that the printer itself supports this protocol, meaning that when it is connected to the network, you can see it in your default Add Printer browser. In the case of the Airport, it also supports the Bonjour protocol and will advertise any printer that is connected to its USB port. The printer itself does not have to support Bonjour. The Airport performs this function. And like many lists, they are not kept up to date because each vendor releases several new models every quarter or half year.
    There are definitely printers that don't work when connected to the USB port of the Airport. And this is more that the printer driver does not support this type of connection, mainly due to the port not supporting bidirectional communications which some printer drivers require. The Canon UFR2 and CAPT drivers are a good example of this limitation. But this is only the Mac drivers. The Windows equivalent drivers work fine when the printer is connected to the USB port.
    So with you having an issue with the Windows drivers then I don't think it is a case of them not supporting Bonjour but more to do with some other component not functioning when the printer is shared by the Airport. The error message appears to have more to do with local user rights which is probably driver related. I've seen some printers that you cannot use the Windows Add Printer wizard to add them. Instead you have to use the vendors utility because of some proprietary protocol being used. Maybe this is one of those?
    Now that you seen how it should work based on when you used the C3188, if you still get that error message at point 6 of adding the C1025 then it would suggest a driver compatibility issue with the Airport - which is not necessarily a Bonjour compatibility issue. So unless there was another model of HP printer driver that you could use to this C1025 and that was also compatible with the USB port of the Airport Extreme, then I would suggest your best action is to replace the printer with a model that does work. Maybe even one that has builtin wireless so you don't have to use the USB port of the Airport.

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