Roadrunner Cable Modem + Airport Extreme = limited internet :(

I am having trouble gaining full internet access with my Time Warner (Roadrunner) cable modem. They use DHCP to configure TCP/IP, and I need a publicly visible static ip. I have tried many different things to get this to work, but so far nothing. Anyone know how (or if) I can get this to work?
Would be very helpful to know what Roadrunner SoCal limits with their residential service. I cannot find this on their website, and the rep I spoke with said they block nothing. I'm not sure if this is true.

cshamis wrote:
Please, pardon if this is remedial networking for some of you:
It was really helpful, thanks!
The problem is that the airport extreme is "in front of" your computer. So that when Internet services (like BitTorrent) try to connect to your machine (which is expecting them), they hit the Airport first, (which is NOT expecting them)... since it doesn't know what to do with them, it throws them away.
So I know you go on to explain how to let this traffic through, but should I place the airport in front of the modem (I dont even know if this is possible)
The reason why things like WWW work, is because the Airport isn't completely brain-dead. It knows how to "follow a conversation" and it essentially eaves-drops to all outgoing connections from your computer. If your computer deliberately asks for a response, then the Airport extreme "knows enough" to send the expected response back down to your computer. This magic all happens automatically for things like your email, web, ftp, etc.etc... because these services all follow a "back-and-forth" communication model.
The problem with protocols like BitTorrent (or running your OWN webserver for example) means that, you never know who is going to come knocking. It's not that the Airport is denying these "visitors" so much as, it wasn't told that anyone was coming.
To fix the problem you need to tell the Aiport extreme to roll out the welcome mat, and also... you need to the the Airport *where to send these visitors* That is what you do with the NAT port maps. This is how you tell the airport, when somebody comes and knocks on this door, send them to my PC. (Not, my laptop, or my iPhone, or my printer, or anything else that may be on the network: send them to my PC) After all, it is the PC that would be running BitTorrent, or Unreal, or a webserver, or ICQ, or what-have-you...
So now all you have to do is find out the IP of the machine you want to send the traffic to, and then you need to find out what PORTS that traffic arrives on.
For example... if you wanted to run a webserver on your home machine at internal ip: 10.10.10.2; then you would tell the Airport to route all incoming traffic on port 80 (the HTTP port) to internal address 10.10.10.2 (your PC). And that's it.
It has been my experience that BitTorrent uses the following ports:
tcp 13405
udp 13405
tcp 6881-6999
udp 6881-6999
TCP and UDP are two different flavors of internet traffic, and there is a section in the NAT redirections that allow for each... make sure you place them in the proper places.
Hope that helps. If it doesn't, let me know and I'll email you a screenshot of what the config page should look like.
I had already set things up this way ... and it does work, sort of. But I find that in some cases a mere 25% of my attempts to communicate out/back succeed. So I would love to take you up on the offer to send screenshots. Thank you so much for all the help!

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Need expert cable modem airport extreme advice

I have been on hold with Comcast for an hour and so far no end in site. So I thought maybe someone here might be able to help me.
Because of Comcast's recent decision to cap bandwidth to 250GB a month I moved up to their Business Class high speed internet service that have NO bandwidth cap. I also get 16MB Down and 2MB Up for just $20 a month more, but the no limit on bandwidth sold me.
Anyway, they installed the new modem today while I was away, and when I returned home I saw that my Airport Utility was reporting a "Double NAT" error. Airport recommended changing the unit to "Bridge mode" (I also have two other base stations in the house), which corrected the Amber light, Double NAT error, but while I can connect to the net I am getting slower speeds.
Speakeasy.net is showing me that IF I use Bridge Mode I will average 8-10MB Down, and 1-1.5MB Up, but if I allow the Double NAT error by using "sharing a single IP" address I get an average of 15-20MB Down and 2-2.5MB Up.
Bridge Mode doesn't affect the other two units on my network, and while 8-10MB Down is still quite fast, the 15-20MB is a quite a bit faster.
So my question is this: Does the Business Class modem serve its own DHCP/NAT and if I set my Airport to "Share a single IP" it is redundant? Are both the cable modem and the Airport attempting to use DHCP/NAT and that is what causes the error? Lastly, is there a real reason for using Bridge Mode instead of "share a single IP", with respect to security, stability, or anything else? Does it really matter which one I use as long as I am able to use the net on my computers?
Thanks in advance for any insight you can provide. And yes, I am STILL on hold

http://www.mac-pro.com/Airport-Extreme-Base-Station-Power-Adapter
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Airport Extreme Slowing Internet Connection

Hope someone can provide some direction for me!
A few weeks ago I started noticing slowed internet speeds,but thought nothing of it, and attributed the slow down to peak periods. About a week ago was the first time I ran a speed test due to a noticeable depreciation in connection speed. Then, and still today, I’m averaging about 3.4 mbps down / 6 mbps up both wireless and wired with Ethernet cable through the airport extreme. I have Comcast Blast which, until the slowdown, was averaging 20 mbps down / 6 mbps up.
My setup:
Macbook (mid-2010), OS X 10.7
Mac mini (early-2009), OS X 10.7
Motorola SB5100 Modem
Airport Extreme 802.11n (3rd Generation)
Here’s the kicker: when my macbook is directly connected tothe modem (removing the airport extreme), I get amazingly fast internet (26mbps down / 6 mbps up).
I’ve been browsing around here looking for solutions since my warranty’s expired and have tried the following:
thanks to this previous discussion
-Changed Frequency Channel to less populated channels
-Changed Fireware Versions (was 7.5.2, tried 7.4.2, 7.4.1,and 7.4)
-Moved the router’s location
-Moved the
-Reset the modem
-Reset the Airport Extreme
-Factory reset the Airport Extreme
-Made sure “Ethernet WAN Port” was set to “Automatic(Default)”
-Changed/Temporarily Removed Security
Some users have found success (as discussed in the discussion linked above) by swapping out their cable modem. I own mine, so it would be a matter of purchasing a new one (though I'd rather not buy a new one if it's actually my Airport that's failing)
Could my Airport Extreme be dying and it’s time for a new one?
Any suggestions or thoughts of things to try?
Thanks, Everybody!

Well, I'll see if you can explain this one:
As suggested, I used Airport Utility to switch the Radio Mode from "Automatic" to "802.11a/n - 802b/g." I was unable to find the option to select "802.11n (5) only - 802.11n only (2.4)."
I ran the test again with the following results:
     Client Side: [ 4] 0.0-60.0 sec 497408 KBytes 67909 Kbits/sec
     Server Side: 0.0-59.7 sec 497408 KBytes 68253 Kbits/sec
No Change.
I then discovered that under "Wireless Network Options..." my checked "5GHz Network" had become unchecked. I re-checked this box and connected both server and client computers to this new network and re-ran the test:
     Client: [ 4] 0.0-60.1 sec 392192 KBytes 53496 Kbits/sec
     Server: 0.0-60.1 sec 392192 KBytes 53476 Kbits/sec
Seemingly slower.
HOWEVER, now when I run an internet speed test, I'm consistently getting ~28mbps down/~6mbps up across all devices (mac mini, macbook). I'm sort of unclear as to what's causing this change, but it appears, at least for the time being, that the issue has resolved.
Should I be concerned that the AEBSn is not transfering data near the 300 Mbps on the 5GHz channel? What else could be playing into this issue?

Why does 2 Airport Expresses connects to one another instead of connecting to the primary Airport Extreme For internet Connectivity ?

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The second picture shows when lounge airport express is connected to kafeels airport express and not the airport extreme (Shakeel's Airport Extreme) this is the problem.
isnt there a way to correct this so that they dont connect with each other and connect to the airport extreme ?

Lounge's AirPort Express must be located signficantly closer to Shakeel's AirPort Extreme than it is to Kafeel's AirPort Express, and there must be fewer obstructions in the signal path than the other possible connection.
The reason is that if you want Lounge's AirPort Express to connect to Shakeel's AirPort Extreme, it must receive a significantly stronger wireless signal from Shakeel's AirPort Extreme than it does from Kafeel's AirPort Express.

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I don't have a DSL or cable modem to access the Internet ... just a mobile WiFi (there is no cable available at our house and the mobile WiFi is our only option). How do I connect my Time Capsule to the Internet via the mobile WiFi?

LOL!!
I am in Australia and the ISP... I think both the main ones would fit your description to a T.. big T in particular.
Your router is really unsuitable.. if it is only wireless and no ethernet.. just buy an ethernet one.
Do a search on ebay.. 3g router.
But you can get the TC to join a wireless network.
It is a non-standard setup that Apple will not support.. the option is hidden.
If you are on Lion download the 5.6 utility. Go to the wireless set up page and hold down the option key whilst selecting wireless mode.. a new option, join will appear. You can then put in the ssid and passkey of the 3g router.
But please note the end result of this setup..
very slow speed. The TC is now a second wireless hop from your clients.. this will halve the speed.
In this mode the ethernet are deactived.. for reasons only Apple know, they decided you should not use ethernet when doing this.

New cable modem, airport has green status, still NO internet connection??

Airport extreme worked amazing with macbook for 8 months! One day my cable modem was no longer working. Had internet provider come and install a new modem.
The new modem now works, and cable provider assured internet worked through a direct ethernet connection to macbook. However when I reset up the airport I can not access internet.
All modem lights are working properly and airport has green light. I am linked to my network.
I have troubleshooted with applecare 3 times with no success. They sent me to the mac store, the store checked both my macbook and airport. Said they are working properly.
Came home and did all the resets of both modem and airport. No success! Applecare says everything matches up, internet provider says everything matches up. But I can still not access internet with airport.
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Your cable modem needs a complete reset to clear its memory.
Power it down for at least 30 minutes (Some ISPs will take longer for their equipment to reset) and pull the battery in it if it is easily accessible. Power down everything else in your network as well.
Start the modem first and let it run 4-5 minutes alone, then start the router for a few minutes and then start your computers.
If no luck, power down the modem for 2 hours and try the procedure again.
Please post back on your results.

Roadrunner, motorola sb5100 cable modem & airport..how do I get it to work?

Trying to get my snow Airport to play nice with my TW Roadrunner cable internet service. I can plug directly into the ethernet cable from the cable modem and get online easily..but it doesn't seem to work when I hook up the snoe basetation.
My Powerbook sees the wireless and the basestation is plugged in the cable modem. I cycled the modem and basestation off(and the Powerbook) and then restarted them....no dice. The outer two lights on the base station stay almost constant blinking when the airport is connected...as is the online light on the Motorola surfboard modem.
Ultimate goal is to get a wireless network for both Mac's & PC's in the house using the Airport as a router...

Make sure you are connecting the ethernet cables to
the correct ports on the base station. From the modem
connect to the WAN port. From the Mac connect to the
LAN port. With everything off, turn on the modem,
wait 30 seconds, turn on the base station, wait 30
seconds, then boot the Mac.
Well more detail....I managed to get it to work..sort of....
I had to turn off the NAT addressing in the Airport(Snow) configuration. However doing that means I cannot share the internet connection as best as I can figure correct?
I have also discovered the cable modem interferes with my ability to configure the base station(or modify the configuration).
As for the LAN & WAN ports..as I understood it the WAN port is the Ethernet symbol on the snow base station and the LAN is the circular symbol..correct?

My mac pro laptop cannot access the internet which is cable thru airport extreme any suggestions

My Mac pro cannot access the internet cable but is connected to wi fi thru airport extreme. my apple desktop works fine on the system and sits next to my laptop. any suggestions

"I have an ethernet cable in port 1 on my computer. That is configured manually to access ther office network."
Do you have a "real" IP address or a private (192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x, 172.x.x.x) IP address?
"The wireless router was connected to the company server only for the purpose of getting me online through Airport because I couldn't access it using an ethernet connection"
Could not access it because their network security blocked you by intent, or had some unknown technical difficulty?
Unless you are blocked by intent or ommission (if they have to explicitly allow your machine) I can think of no technical reason why your wired connection should not both get you on their network and on the internet in general. You should not need to be dual homed (though dual homing should work as well).
Please answer the questions above when you can - I think solving the wired LAN issue will be easier if you are not being intentionally blocked.

Airport Extreme blocking internet on phone and ipad but not imac

I got a new TIme Warner cable modem yesterday and since then my Airport Extreme does not work properly.
Time Warner see it at their end but told me that it blocks the signal from the modem to the computer.
However after much fiddling around with it I managed to get it working again with my computer.
So now I have wireless internet on my computer, but although the router is recognized by my ipad and my phone it won't connect them to the internet.
I restarted all devices multiple times and I even reset the entire network.
What is going on?
Also, I'm using an old Airport Extreme (the round one) that Apple no longer supports, however I also have a newer square version, but my computer doesn't recognize it at all. What gives?

I have had the same issue for the past few weeks and finaly it is resolved. I had the regular modem from Timewarner and it was working perfectly with my AEBS for the past 2 years. No issues at all. Out of nowhere 3 weeks ago my mo AEBS started getting the 169.x.x.x ip address therefore not communicating with the modem. Cutting the story short, I had Timewarner's Tier 1, 2 and 3 involved. 3 different techs and their suppervisors visited my house pointing finger at the Apple and I contaced Apple and got no resolutions either. The AEBS at somepoit would connect to the internet and then stop communicatiog due to invalid ip address. I decided to change my modem to a more advanced modem ARRIS TG852 (Telephony modem with wireless) from TimeWarner. That did not solve the issue either. I also tried the solution Tesserax offered above but unfortunatly it did notwork for me. as of one houre ago I resolved the problem and would like to share it with you.
Standard Timewarner modem:
1. Call Timewarner and have the tech support configure your modem remotely into a Bridge Mode. (yes that simple)
2. Factory reset you AEBS and go through the setup.
ARRIS modems or any other wifi capable modems/routers:
1. Call Timewarner and have the tech support configure your WiFi modem remotely into a Bridge Mode. (yes that simple) Sadly enough non of the techs offered this to me or was even aware that this will resolve the issue. Now they know. LOL
OR
1. Get to your routers setup page. for ARRIS go to http://192.168.100.1
2. Login as admin and use default password "password" to login.
3. go to Firewall tab and disable the firewall (your AEBS will have its own firewall)
4. to to Wireless tab and Disable wireless (uncheck the box)
5. go to LAN tab and under the NAT title which is close to the bottom of the page select "Bridge"
This option will reset your modem. Give it a few minutes for your modem to reestablish connections with its center and come back to life.
Now your Timewarner WiFi modem is turned into a dumb modem (bridge mode) and your AEBS will work like a charm.
6. Factory reset you AEBS and go through the setup.
It only took me 3 weeks to figure this out by trying any possible combination of settings and resetings and reconfiguration you can imagin. I have recreated this issue and resolved it following these steps and it worked for me. I hope it works for anyone else that may be facing the same challenge.
Cheers

Airport extreme no internet, though light is green

Hi,
My Airport Extreme won't connect to the internet anymore. It's light is green (no blinking or anything). It worked for years, but now it doensn't anymore.
My modem is working fine. I checked that, by directly connecting my iMac (by an ethernet cable) to the modem, and then there is a working connection to internet. So I concluded the Airport Extreme must be the problem. I even replaced the Airport Extreme by an (El-Cheapo) other wireless router, which worked like a charm. So the problem is indeed the Airport Extreme.
This is what I tried (many times and in various ways/order):
1. Rebooting the modem
2. Rebooting the Airport Extreme
3. Factury reset of Airport Extreme and setting it up from scratch
4. Disconnect all Ethernet cables to the Airport Extreme, except for the WANand mto my iMac
5. Disable Wireless modes
6. Downgrade firmware (and after this do not resolve the issue), upgrade to the latest firmware again
but none of it resolved the problem..
Suggestions what to try next??
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Finally I solved the problem myself by a full power cycle of the modem and the Airport Extreme, as described on
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3412
Only when following exactly the steps (in the order) as is described, I was able to get an internet connection (again). Before, whenever I lost connection, I just rebooted both the modem + Aripiort Extreme (i.e. unplug-wait-plug the power), and I would be reconnected. So still, now, I feel AirPort Extreme is starting to fail... Let's see for how long it will be running now...
Thx for the help/reply anyway!!

PC - Cable Modem - AirPort Express

Please excuse my ignorance, I’m new to apple. At home I have a PC with a cable modem. I know that I can connect the Ethernet to Airport Express but will I still be able to have to have access to the internet via my PC (my PC is not wireless capable)??
Thanks

Simple answer - no.
If your cable modem is connected to the Airport Express ethernet port, all your computers must have wireless interface adapters in order to access the shared internet connection.
A few alternative solutions:
- forget about the Airport Express. Buy a wireless router at your local computer shop (costs under $50) and use it to share your cable internet connection. All wireless routers provide ethernet ports to allow sharing with non-wireless computers.
- buy a wireless network adapter for your PC. These are dirt cheap these days - $20 to $50.
- (expensive) buy an Apple Airport Extreme Base Station. Unlike the Airport Express, it provides an ethernet LAN port for sharing with non-wireless computers.

Can't connect windows xp using airport extreme to internet

Hi i just purchased my airport extreme base station. I tried connecting it to my windows xp for internet and so i can have wireless connection to my macbook.
Im using timewarner cable as my ISP connected through ethernet. I choose DHCP in the configuration to detect IP address provided but I couldn't connect and it tells me invalid IP address.. (i followed the instruction from the manual)... I tried to do it manually then I typed my IP address,but it asks for
1. Subnet Mask- not sure so I just went by whats default which is 255.255.0.0
2. router address- I dont know where to get this.. tried 10.0.1.1, 10.0.1.2, 192.168... no clue where to get this...
The light was on amber when I used DHCP (automatic)- which gives me error of wrong IP address
After I did it manually with my IP address its now green still no internet connection (problem is probably subnet mask and router address)
can anybody help please?
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Ace83, Welcome to the discussion area!
I tried connecting it to my windows xp for internet...
The cable modem should be powered off and connected to the WAN port on the AirPort Extreme base station (AEBS). The PC should be connected to one of the AEBS's LAN ports.
Configure the AEBS to use the same settings as the PC was using to connect to the Internet. The PC should now be configured to use DHCP and Ethernet to get on the Internet.

Is the airport extreme limited to the speed of my other router

I am thinking of buying an airport extreme 2013 but my existing router is quite slow, I want to know whether the airport extreme will be limited to this speed.

LVennell wrote:
So I can use the airport extreme by its self with no other router?
One caveat. If your internet service provider supplies your connection through a combination modem/router, you'll either need to keep it or get a simple modem. If the slowness you were noticing is in the modem function, the Extreme won't speed up your internet access, only communications within your local network.

Airport Extreme Losing Internet Connection (Only)

I have been trying to troubleshoot a random internet connectivity problem for over a month now. I feel like I've eliminated almost every possible cause, but still no fix has been found. Here is my configuration:
Time Warner Cable is my cable provider
Hardware is a
Fifth generation Airport Extreme
Motorola SB6141 Surfboard Cable Modem (bought last September- white version)
iMac- 27" intel wired ethernet connection
Apple TV wired ethernet connection
(2) Windows 8 HP computers
iPad
(4) iPhones
The internet connection, when it is connected, is rock solid and fast. No problems at all. The problem is very randomly, and I mean with no discernible pattern, the internet connection will drop. When it drops I cannot connect to the internet at all. The connection will come back on its own in a matter of seconds, sometimes minutes. The connection will come up and down very quickly at times. Other times, it's just up for hours (or days) without a problem. It never goes down for hours or days, even though I might have it coming up and down for an hour or so before it will kind of stabilize.
When the connection is down, there is no indication on any of the hardware that there is a problem. The light on the Airport Extreme is solid green. The lights on the modem are all normal. The Wifi network is still there and any device can connect to the network, they just cannot access the internet. The problem happens to both ethernet connected devices and wifi devices.
Time Warner has checked the signals from their location on numerous occasions. I've been on the telephone with Apple support. They had me completely reset the Airport Extreme to factory settings. I have replaced the Airport Extreme with another that Apple sent under warranty. The problem always seems to go away, but then comes right back. After replacing the Airport Extreme, I had Time Warner come out and check the equipment at the house. They found the coaxial cable connection was questionable, so they replaced the coax connector on the end that goes into the modem. Ran great for about a week. Then, the problem came back.
I have called Arris (Motorola) support. They had me reset the modem to factory settings. That seemed to work for a couple of days. Then, the problem came back. I called Motorola support back. Now they want me to run the modem directly connected to my computer, which I am doing now. The problem with that is the problem is so intermittent, it could run for a couple of days and seem to be fixed and not really have been fixed.
After talking with Time Warner yesterday evening I went out and bought a new ethernet cable to connect the Airport Extreme and the modem. Everything ran fine for several hours. Then, the problem came back.
When I spoke with Time Warner (and Arris support) all signal strengths looked virtually perfect- upstream and downstream. While on the line with Time Warner, they assured me my modem hadn't disconnected from the network in days even though I had been having the problem.
I am completely at a loss. The modem ran rock solid for about 6 months before this started happening. I don't think I rebooted it a single gime during the period. Before I had a Linksys that I had to reboot regularly.
Please HELP me.
Thanks,
Brian

Something like iStumbler, http://www.istumbler.net/ , will display other visible wireless networks, so that may provide a few clues, but cordless phones, security systems, etc., will not be displayed. You need professional scanning equipment for things like that.
Unfortunately, it really comes down to a guessing game, because the routers on other wireless networks around you are likely automatically changing their channels as well, looking for clear airspace....as does your Apple router when it is set on the "Automatic" mode.
If you always have a problem when you take the Mac outside, that's probably an indication that the interference source is producing a constant signal, like a wireless camera/security system at the neighbors, or it may be nearby wireless network.
If the problem is intermittent in nature, then it may likely be the result of cordless phone conversations that are active at the time.

Make AirPort Extreme share internet connection with Time Capsule

Hello,
This is the situation: in one room there's an old Mac, the modem which delivers the internet and the AirPort Extreme which is connected to the modem.
In another room there's the Mac Pro, the Time Capsule which is connected to the Mac Pro with an ethernet cable and to a printer via USB.
I want the AirPort Extreme to wirelessly share it's internet connection with the Time Capsule so that the Time Capsule can share the printer with all three Macs (old Mac, Mac Pro and Macbook Pro), the Mac Pro can use the Time Capsule for Time Machine functionality and maybe the Macbook Pro too.
And just using the Time Capsule for internet.
How can I do this?
At the moment the AirPort Extreme is disconnected and the Time Capsule is used instead, but this way I can't share the printer...
Thanks!

Is that AirPort Extreme "flat" or dome-shaped? If it's flat (802.11n-capable), you should be able to configure the "main" router to "Allow this network to be extended" and the other to "Join a wireless network". If the Extreme is dome-shaped, then you need a more-complicated "WDS" arrangement. In either case it shouldn't matter much which router plays which role.
I'm not sure what you mean by "And just using the Time Capsule for internet."
Nathan-NL wrote:
At the moment the AirPort Extreme is disconnected and the Time Capsule is used instead, but this way I can't share the printer...
Is the printer connected to the USB port of the Time Capsule? Can you see the printer in the "Printer" panel of AirPort Utility? What happens when you try to use it from one of the Macs?

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