Time Capsule don't connect alarm system to the internet by UDP ports

I have installed an Airport Time Capsule and connected to the ethernet port an Joblatron Alarm system.
The alarm systems gets a IP-adres(reserved by DHCP reservation ip:192.168.1.110) from the Time Capsule Buth doesn't connect to the internet. When i send a ping to the ip adres 1 get a ping result so there is an connection between Time Capsule and alarm system.
After communication with the service desk from the alarm system i have forwarde the next UDP ports: 7070, 8080,8081,8082,8083,8084,8085,8086,8087,8088,8089. The alarm system must make connetion with the server from jablotron(gsmlink.cz) and send my ip-adres to the server. From this site I can make connection to my alarm system and managed it.
What can I do to fixing this problem?

I don't see anything wrong with the setup. This is just typical apple being difficult.
Are all names SMB standard.. ie short, no spaces and pure alphanumeric. Do not use apple naming.
What model TC and what firmware are you running??
I strongly recommend earlier firmware. 7.6.1 for later Gen4 and 7.5.2 for earlier ones.
No luck it is much easier to bridge out the TC and use a standard router that has real controls.. and use that. TC can still do wireless and network backups for your Mac.. but it is hopeless when you mix in other brands.

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My macbook pro is connected to internet via my time capsule but my iPad and iPhone won't. it shows wifi connection to the time capsule but when i go on to the internet on the iPad or iPhone, it comes up with network error. can anyone help?

my macbook pro is connected to internet via my time capsule but my iPad and iPhone won't. it shows wifi connection to the time capsule but when i go on to the internet on the iPad or iPhone, it comes up with network error. can anyone help?

This can be caused by a number of issues.
Was everything working and then suddenly stopped??
Or is this a new clean setup and has never worked.
Do you have a cable modem which is not a router and the TC setup in bridge? That will cause it. The TC must be in router mode, ie dhcp and nat.
Check the IP the MBP gets including dns and gateway..
Then check the ipad/iphone.. post what IP dns and gateway (router in applespeak) they get.

How do I setup my Time Capsule (3rd Generation) to be accessed from the internet while I'm traveling?

How do I setup my Time Capsule (3rd Generation) to be accessed from the internet while I'm traveling? It is installed on my home network behind my TWC broadband router.

Ok.. since the TWC modem is also a router.. all configuration takes place on this box.. NONE whatsoever takes place on the TC.
There is no airport utility 7.7.3 but there is a firmware of that number for the latest AC model TC..
Is it tall like this.
Then it is Gen5.
otherwise it will have a firmware.. 7.6.4 or earlier and the airport utility must be 6.3 or earlier.
Open the Airport utility and give us a screenshot of the summary page.
That will also help us determine that you have the TC, which version and how it is setup.
You might want to press the edit and also give us the Internet and Network tab as they should be set correctly as well.
I have created a DDNS through DYN.com although I am not sure how to implement this into the TC.
You do not do anything in the TC.. set it up in the Ubee router.
Port forward 548 to the TC in the Ubee router.
And make sure the TC has a static IP in the Ubee router.
Overall if you find this too hard I strongly recommend you buy a product designed for remote access .. eg WD MyCloud.. they are cheap and easy peasy to setup for remote access.. by PC or Mac and since it is built outside of Apple you not bound up in Apple limitations built into all their equipment to prevent you using it the way you want.. rather than apple want you too.. eg BTMM and iCloud being the only way apple provide for access to the TC and only when it is the main router of the network.
You are fighting hard because Apple made this hard.. not easy.

Time Capsule only allows one Macbook be on the internet at a time!

So far no one even at Apple Care has been able to solve this problem.
My wife and i have brand new Macbooks. Mine, the latest 2.4Ghz black model bought in the UK and her's the 2.1Ghz bought in the US.
We both used the Orange livebox as our wireless router and it worked seamlessly (albeit only when security was turned off) until i purchased a 1TB Time Capsule.
I managed to get the TC up as our wireless router with the Livebox as the modem, but, bizarrely, it will only allow ONE computer to be on the internet at a time - and giving preference to mine. Basically, the second i turn my airport on - she loses connection! It's like my computer ***** the internet away from hers.
If hers is the only computer on in the house then it works perfectly.
I have spent hours on the phone to Apple Care and changed a number of the settings within Airport Utility, but the longest we got both computer running on the internet together was for about 20 minutes when i switched to Radio Mode 802.11n only (5 Ghz). For a moment we thought the problem was solved until i put the phone down and low an behold, she lost her connection once more.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.

Don't know what an Orange livebox is, but I will treat it as a DSL modem and assume the ISP uses a DHCP server. Make sure you have connected the modem to the TC WAN port.
Open AirPort Utility, select the TC, click on Manual Setup, click on the Internet tab.
- is 'Connect Using:' set to 'Ethernet' - set to this if not.
- is 'Configure IPv4:' set to 'Using DHCP' - set to this if not.
- is 'Ethernet WAN Port:' set to 'Automatic (Default)' - set to this if not.
- is 'Connection Sharing:' set to 'Share a public IP address' - set to this if not (if set to Bridge Mode then only one computer will be able to use the internet).
Click 'Update and wait for TC to restart.
Check the network settings on the client computers. Go to System Preferences/Network/AirPort:
- click on the 'Network Name:' roll-button, select 'Join Other Network...', enter 'Network Name and select the security type you are using, and finally, enter your Password and click 'Join'.
If ISP uses DHCP:
- click on 'Advanced', TCP/IP and confirm that 'Configure IPv4:' is set to 'Using DHCP', click 'OK'.
- click the 'Apply' button and exit System Preferences.
May also be wise to Repair Permissions using Disk Utility and to reboot your network hardware:
1. Turn power off to ISP modem and the TC, and shutdown computer - leave power off for 10 minutes.
2. Turn on modem and wait for it to complete its test cycle. Then turn on the TC.
3. Turn on computer and check your internet connection.

My .5tb Time Capsule's orange light is flashing. The internet and everything utelse is working fine, and I'm all backed up, so howcome it doesn't show the solid green light? What should I do?

The orange light has been flashing for a couple days, and even if I unplug everything (Time Capsule & modem) and plug it all in again, still the flashing orange light. I'm sure it should be solid green. The internet connection seems to be working fine, so I'm wondering what's happening. What should I do?

I don't think Apple will want it.. you can sell it on ebay etc.. but it is not worth a lot.
Your TC needs a new power supply but it is now uneconomic to fix them. Apple do not supply any parts for their repair network.
If you want to repair it yourself you can ..
https://sites.google.com/site/lapastenague/a-deconstruction-of-routers-and-modem s/apple-time-capsule-repair

Wired Time Capsule is loosing connection with my 1 gigabit connected MacPro

I have MacPro connected with my Time Capsule 1TB disk.
MacPro is connected with Cat 6 50 feet cable so a 1 gigabit wired connection.
before i had a Netgear GS 608v2 Switch in between. But I removed that to see if that would solve my issue.
But the issue has now happened 6 times now:
I start to backup and after a while the Time Capsule hard disk disconnects (the internet keeps on working fine) because i have an an audio streaming playing at the same time.
I have MacOS 10.5.2 and everything is updated to latest versions . My Macmini G4 has been copied fine so far. But my MacPro keeps on failing.
In my system.log I get following errors:
Apr 13 16:00:44 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: doing reconnect on /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1
Apr 13 16:00:44 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect to the server /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1
Apr 13 16:00:50 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_Reconnect: posting to KEA EINPROGRESS for /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1
Apr 13 16:00:50 Quad-Raid KernelEventAgent[98]: tid 00000000 received VQ_NOTRESP event (1)
Apr 13 16:00:50 Quad-Raid KernelEventAgent[98]: tid 00000000 type 'afpfs', mounted on '/Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1', from 'afp_0TSQUm0Xl2BJ00mmYF0Pyetl-1.2e00000a', not responding
Apr 13 16:00:50 Quad-Raid KernelEventAgent[98]: tid 00000000 found 1 filesystem(s) with problem(s)
Apr 13 16:00:50 Quad-Raid loginwindow[97]: 1 server now unresponsive
Apr 13 16:00:55 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect on /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1 failed 51.
Apr 13 16:00:55 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect to the server /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1
Apr 13 16:00:59 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect on /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1 failed 51.
Apr 13 16:00:59 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: sleep for 1 seconds and then try again
Apr 13 16:01:00 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect to the server /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1
Apr 13 16:01:04 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect on /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1 failed 51.
Apr 13 16:01:04 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: sleep for 2 seconds and then try again
Apr 13 16:01:06 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect to the server /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1
Apr 13 16:01:09 Quad-Raid dnsupdate[113]: Caching external address
Apr 13 16:01:20 Quad-Raid loginwindow[97]: 1 server now unresponsive
Apr 13 16:01:41 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect on /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1 failed 51.
Apr 13 16:01:41 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect to the server /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1
Apr 13 16:02:09 Quad-Raid dnsupdate[113]: Caching external address
Apr 13 16:02:16 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect on /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1 failed 51.
Apr 13 16:02:16 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect to the server /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1
Apr 13 16:02:51 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect on /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1 failed 51.
Apr 13 16:02:51 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect to the server /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1

Sorry but this doesn't help, because this article is talking about streaming to Airport Airtunes, but my problem is that Time Machine stops backing up after a while because the Time Capsule isn't connected anymore. Because the Time Capsule is disconnected:
Here just my 8th attempt to backup with Time Machine:
Apr 13 20:52:23 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect on /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1 failed 60.
Apr 13 20:52:23 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect to the server /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1
Apr 13 20:53:10 Quad-Raid dnsupdate[113]: Caching external address
Apr 13 20:53:38 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect on /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1 failed 60.
Apr 13 20:53:38 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect to the server /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1
Apr 13 20:54:10 Quad-Raid dnsupdate[113]: Caching external address
Apr 13 20:54:53 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect on /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1 failed 60.
Apr 13 20:54:53 Quad-Raid KernelEventAgent[98]: tid 00000000 received VQ_DEAD event (32)
Apr 13 20:54:53 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: max reconnect time reached 646 > 600 /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1
Apr 13 20:54:53 Quad-Raid KernelEventAgent[98]: tid 00000000 type 'afpfs', mounted on '/Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1', from 'afp_0TSQUm0Xl2BJ00mmYF0Pyetl-1.2e00000c', dead
Apr 13 20:54:53 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: posting to KEA to unmount /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1
Apr 13 20:54:53 Quad-Raid KernelEventAgent[98]: tid 00000000 found 1 filesystem(s) with problem(s)
Apr 13 20:54:53 Quad-Raid kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_unmount: /Volumes/MVO's Time Capsule-1, flags 524288, pid 98

Time Capsule with a Network Hub to expand the connections

well, I have a Time Capsule and it has only 3 network connections in the back of it.
I need to connect more devices. Can I put a Network Hub in order to expand it? I would connect a hub in the Time Capsule and, then, connect other devices in the hub.
Would it work?
Thank you!

You need an Ethernet switch. They come in 5-port, 8-port, 16-port, etc versions.
Simply connect the switch to one of the LAN <-> ports on the Time Capsule to create more connection capabiltiies.
Choose a switch with at least 2-3 extra Ethernet ports than you need at the present time, as the ports tend to fill up faster than you might think in the future.

Time Machine and Time Capsule don't seem to work well together?

Reposted.
I get the feeling there are some serious problems with the combination of Time Machine and Time Capsule.
This is extremely disappointing, as the idea of a centralized backup device on the network (instead of disks attached to each and every computer we have running Leopard) seemed like such a good idea and a good way to supplement our tape-based backup that takes place with Retrospect.
In reality, it's a disaster on both Intel and PowerPC systems. All systems and the Time Capsule are fully up to date with software updates from Apple. I have two 1TB Time Capsule units. It goes something like this:
1. I have a few systems (mainly Intel) that work perfectly with the Time Capsule. There are no complaints and no issues at all. These systems just quietly run their backups as they should. They are the definite minority--maybe one or two have worked properly.
2. I have some systems that complain from time to time (mainly PowerPC) but will back up with a little encouragement. These too are the minority.
3. And finally, I have systems that are nothing but pain. These are both Intel and PowerPC systems. They are also the majority of the systems I have. The most common problem is sudden loss of the credentials needed to access the Time Capsule hardware--a user will be going along about their business when the Mac OS asks for the Time Capsule user name and password--after it's already been supplied and backups have been running. This should simply never ever happen.
Another charming behavior I've seen is corruption of the sparse disk image file that each computer creates on the Time Capsule. Time Machine will complain that it can't perform the backup, and examining the disk image file with Disk Utility shows it to be severely damaged. Turning off Time Machine, deleting the corrupted sparse image file, and starting over fixes it. For a while.
Finally, there are the machines (again, both Intel and PowerPC) that just can't seem to actually get through the first backup run. They either go so far and can't continue, or never actually manage to get started. I've checked the disks in these computers and found no problem with the hardware or file system. The installations are fresh and fully up to date.
Meanwhile, I have computers running Leopard with directly attached disks configured for use with Time Machine. One is a QuickSilver that isn't even officially supported by Leopard, with a Firewire attached disk. It doesn't skip a beat. The other is an Intel Mac mini being used with Mac OS X Server 10.5.4 and a USB external hard drive. These machines just do their thing, and I never have to babysit them.
These problems with the Time Capsule have been so severe that I've just given up on most of the computers and shut off Time Machine entirely. We have tape backups that run over the week, so it's not a huge loss. But that's not what really made me throw up my hands and say "enough"...no, that was the speed. Even with just one computer backing up to it, the Time Capsule seemed terribly slow. Watching the progress indicator was just painful.
I put in a word about all of this to my independent Apple dealer, and they say I'm definitely not the first to complain about some or all of these problems. In fact, they told me they were going to set up a test lab in their shop to see if they could duplicate these findings. I have no doubt that they can.
There are a total of seven computers backing up to one Time Capsule. They all store maybe ~40GB worth of data including the OS. There are about six computers on the other. Because of the way the network is laid out, the Time Capsule is connected to a Gigabit switch (and that is the only thing it's connected to). It cannot be used as the router, although I know Apple suggests this. The Airport section is disabled--I have no need or desire to use it. Some computers link up at 100 megabits, others at 1 gigabit. There are no network problems--we have no problems moving large amounts of data across the same network to our tape backup machine.
Is anyone else seeing these kinds of problems? Am I doing something wrong or expecting too much from Time Capsule?

I may be on to something. The Time Capsules I have live in a telephone equipment room that is indoors but not directly air conditioned or heated. It doesn't ever get too hot to be comfortable in there--the highest I've ever seen the temperature was 80 degrees (F). Most of the time the temperature is between 60-78 degrees.
I happened to touch one of them the other day while it was in use, and I noticed that the casing was hot to the touch...not dangerously so I suppose, but much hotter than I would have expected.
So I turned a small fan on both Time Capsules and have left it running. And I've noticed that not only do backups seem to complete more quickly, the reliability is also better. I am going to try some of my most troublesome computers once again just to see what happens.
I know there is a fan pointed at the hard drive in the Time Capsule, but I can't see how it does much in the way of cooling things down. In my opinion, it's just surrounded by too many heat producing devices to do much good...after all, not only is there a 7200 RPM hard disk in there, but also a 500MHz Marvell processor and radio set.

My 1st Generation time capsule won't connect to the internet thru a new motorola sb6121 - get continuously flashing yellow light. Using a router in between the modem and capsule yields good but slower connection to internet. Any thoughts?

My 1st Generation time capsule won't connect to the internet thru a new motorola sb6121 - get continuously flashing yellow light. Using a router in between the modem and capsule yields good but slower connection to internet. Any thoughts?

Thanks for your response
Let me give the history - I started with an Apple Express being fed thru a D-Link EBTR 2310 cable Router from an RCA DCM315 Modem (Pure). Comcast service all the way.
Got the 1st generation TC in 2008 and merely replaced the Airport Express with the TC. Worked ok
A year or two ago I did try removing the modem and feeding the TC directly from the modem. Resulted in the same condition I have now - Continuous flashing amber on the TC. So I put the router back in the chain.
Some time later, at the recommendation of a Comcast rep, I replaced the router with (a Belkin F5D 5231) to see if speed and dropout problems would be improved. I thought it helped some at the time but now I am not so sure.
Last week I decided to see if a new modem would help with download speeds. So I got another pure cable modem (Motorola SB 6121- high on the Comcast recommended list).
Got up and running easily with Comcast help and with the modem connected directly to a computer.
Next I put the TC in the link and again could not get past the TC continuing to flash amber. Although I did get connected to the internet with this configuration I lost connection two both of my printers - one connected by USB and the other wirelessly to the TC. Again everything works fine when I put the Belkin router back in the system.
However with the router in there, the modem shows the downstream connection to be 10/100 ethernet speed. (Modem light changes color for indicating speeds.}
I have gone thru all of the combinations of powering down/ up, but all stays the same.
I can live with what I have but something still doesn’t seem right.
Thanks again

External drive conntected to Time Capsule keeps losing connection

I've been having this problem since I bought my TC over one year ago. Other than this everything works fine (aside from the occasional need for a restart).
I have an external 500GB drive attached to my 500GB TC via usb. I use the TC strictly for backups and the other drive to host my media files. When I want to use those files I switch on the drive. Only about half of the time does that work. When it does work everything is fine. I see the drive in the finder as expected.
When it doesn't work, I can see the drive name in the finder. But if I click to go into the folder, I get an error saying that the connection cannot be found.
It shows up in the Airport Utility as normal.
Powering the drive off and on does not help.
Relaunching the finder doesn't help either.
The only way I can connect to the drive again is to either logoff and log back into my mac, or restart the TC.
It seems that my computer is remembering some kind of network disk mounting settings that don't get refreshed when I turn on the drive, but then do get refreshed when I logoff and back in. Does anyone know how I could force that refresh to happen? Has anyone had this problem before?
Any suggestions would be much appreciated
PS all my software and firmware are the latest.
Thanks.

OS X fan
This helped meRe: Time Capsule keeps losing connection in Finder
Dec 17, 2013 4:08 AM (in response to whootang12)
Left click on the Finder icon from the Dock and click "Connect to server...", go to recent server and click on your Airport Time Capsule.
THANK YOU!!!!
This solved it for me!

Time Capsule fail to connect in Finder

Upon system bootup - I can see the Time Capsule drive as a "shared" drive in the Finder application. However, it doesn't automatically connect. The status reads "Connection Failed".
The then have to press connect - a page loads that asks for a password. It then connects and the backups work...however, it never remembers my password.
Question:
1. Is there an issue with my setup...in order to get it to automatically connect at the system start?
2. Why doesn't the forced connection remember my password?
Thank you...this Time Capsule is not been an smooth experience. Apple should test this stuff...

Do I delete under the Keychain "Login" or "System" folder?
Also, do I delete both of these files
1. Time Capsule Network Password
2. Time Capsule Airport Base Station Password
Thank you!

I want to transfer files from a Win XP PC to a Mac using Time Capsule via Ethernet connection. Is this possible?

I want to transfer files from a Win XP PC to a Mac using Time Capsule via Ethernet connection. Is this possible?

Sure.. the PC connects by SMB.. the Mac connects by AFP or SMB..
But you can simply share SMB directly from the Mac.. there is no need to copy files through the TC. Go to system preference, sharing, and turn on SMB for the folder you want to share files to / from on the Mac.
Make sure you have a common username and password also helps.
If you have a TC already can you copy files to it via the windows machine??

How do I connect to Time Capsule from a Windows 8.1 machine which is on a Windows domain. I have been able to connect from a Windows 7 machine on a Windows domain to a Time Capsule. Airport utility is not displaying the Time Capsule Win8.1 machine

How do I connect to Time Capsule from a Windows 8.1 machine which is on a Windows domain. I have been able to connect from a Windows 7 machine on a Windows domain to a Time Capsule. Airport utility is not displaying the Time Capsule Win8.1 machine.
I have checked that the firmware has been updated to 7.6.4 . Similalrly the Win8.1 machine has been loaded with the update specified in another discussion.

Firstly how are you connecting to the TC.. wireless or ethernet?
Please open a command window and ping it.. ping by name and by IP address.
If ping succeeds at least by IP it should work.
In windows explorer type
\\10.0.1.1 (or whatever the TC ip is.. that is the default).
Having the airport utility for windows loaded can help the process. As it loads bonjour for windows.
7.6.4 firmware on the TC is useless. It works better on 7.6.1
If the ping does not succeed by either name or IP address yet you have internet through the TC, then your network is setup wrongly. You are have firewalls blocking local IP. Take down all the firewalls.

My Windows Laptop does not connect to my apple 4th generation time capsule can not connect to internet.

I have a HP laptop running Windows 7. I a habe a 4th generation time capsule for wireless internet. everytime my laptop restarts it will not pick up and run the internet. i have to run the trouble shooter program to get it to reconnect. Sometimes this works sometime it does not the laptop and time capsule are both up todate on all the softwhere.

Is the TC working in router or bridge mode??
Have you set SMB compatible names.. short, no spaces pure alphanumeric.. not apple names.
Have you set wireless with different name for 5ghz.. and set channels manually and tested them.
11, 6, 1 for 2.4ghz in that order. Low.. say 36 or 40 and around 150 for 5ghz.
Test with no wireless security.. is it then working.. if so, then set wpa2 personal security with a password of 10-20 characters pure alphanumeric.
On a computer /device that does work find out the following.
DNS and Gateway.
When the PC connects to the wireless does it get the right values for DNS and Gateway.. if not then the TC is either incompatible or wireless driver is not compatible.
The fact that your windows is up to date does not mean the wireless drivers are.. Intel make the worst drivers.. if the laptop has intel wireless card. Expect trouble.
Download direct from Intel the most current driver and the last 3 or 4 available.. not even the latest is a guarantee it will work.
Even if everything is right.. dns gateway.. connection.. security.. wireless channel.. it is wireless.. it can still refuse to move packets.. it is simply the nature of the beastie. Wireless is 80% voodoo still.
Buy a different wireless chipset USB stick.. or get a wireless router like a TP-Link.. very cheap, $30-50 and use it as a WAP plugged into the TC.

Airport time capsule Extreme dropping connection issue i have already upgraded new firmware 7.7.3 but problem is still in wifi connectivity drop please solve this issue i have expanded my money in tc drive

time capsule drop wifi connection issue .I have already upgraded new firmware 7.7.3 but problem in not solve i am very confuse to resolving this issue.also i attached my log here.
May 15 11:37:43
5
Initialized (firmware 7.7.3).
May 15 11:37:50
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 3).
May 15 11:37:50
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 2).
May 15 11:37:50
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 11:37:51
5
Clock synchronized to network time server time.apple.com (adjusted +1 seconds).
May 15 11:37:54
5
Associated with station b8:e8:56:1f:2c:98
May 15 11:37:54
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant b8:e8:56:1f:2c:98
May 15 11:38:27
5
Associated with station 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 11:38:27
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 11:39:14
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49439.
May 15 11:40:49
5
SMB/CIFS login OK from [email protected].
May 15 11:43:14
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49452.
May 15 11:43:19
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49454.
May 15 11:43:20
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49456.
May 15 11:43:42
5
Disassociated with station b8:e8:56:1f:2c:98
May 15 11:43:43
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 11:44:20
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49460.
May 15 11:45:21
5
SMB/CIFS login OK from [email protected].
May 15 11:47:33
5
Associated with station b8:e8:56:1f:2c:98
May 15 11:47:33
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant b8:e8:56:1f:2c:98
May 15 11:47:34
5
Disassociated with station b8:e8:56:1f:2c:98
May 15 11:47:35
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 11:47:57
5
Associated with station e4:92:fb:dc:02:0b
May 15 11:47:57
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant e4:92:fb:dc:02:0b
May 15 11:49:25
5
SMB/CIFS login OK from [email protected].
May 15 11:50:37
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49472.
May 15 11:50:42
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49474.
May 15 11:50:44
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49476.
May 15 11:51:18
5
SMB/CIFS login OK from [email protected].
May 15 11:51:25
5
SMB/CIFS login OK from [email protected].
May 15 11:51:53
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49478.
May 15 11:53:07
5
Idle timeout for station e4:92:fb:dc:02:0b
May 15 11:53:07
5
Disassociating with station e4:92:fb:dc:02:0b (reserved 4).
May 15 11:53:07
5
Disassociated with station e4:92:fb:dc:02:0b
May 15 11:53:07
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 11:54:45
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49497.
May 15 11:54:52
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49499.
May 15 11:54:57
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49502.
May 15 11:55:15
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49504.
May 15 11:55:24
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49506.
May 15 11:55:45
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49508.
May 15 12:05:39
5
SMB/CIFS login OK from [email protected].
May 15 12:05:40
5
unloading current configuration.
May 15 12:05:55
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 3).
May 15 12:05:55
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 2).
May 15 12:05:55
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 12:05:56
5
Clock synchronized to network time server time.apple.com (adjusted +0 seconds).
May 15 12:06:00
5
Associated with station 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 12:06:00
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 12:06:45
5
Disassociated with station 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 12:06:45
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 12:07:19
5
Associated with station 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 12:07:19
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 12:09:15
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49576.
May 15 12:09:35
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49578.
May 15 12:09:49
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49580.
May 15 12:25:40
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49709.
May 15 12:25:51
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49711.
May 15 12:26:12
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49717.
May 15 12:27:40
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49723.
May 15 12:27:41
5
unloading current configuration.
May 15 12:27:56
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 3).
May 15 12:27:56
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 2).
May 15 12:27:56
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 12:28:00
5
Associated with station 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 12:28:00
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 12:29:23
5
SMB/CIFS login OK from [email protected].
May 15 12:29:31
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49730.
May 15 12:29:31
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49732.
May 15 12:34:15
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49739.
May 15 12:34:16
5
unloading current configuration.
May 15 12:34:31
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 3).
May 15 12:34:31
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 2).
May 15 12:34:31
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 12:34:49
5
Associated with station 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 12:34:50
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 12:36:07
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49745.
May 15 12:36:08
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49747.
May 15 12:40:40
5
Associated with station 10:68:3f:46:d2:69
May 15 12:40:41
1
WPA handshake failed with STA 10:68:3f:46:d2:69 likely due to bad password from client
May 15 12:40:41
5
Deauthenticating with station 10:68:3f:46:d2:69 (reserved 2).
May 15 12:40:41
5
Disassociated with station 10:68:3f:46:d2:69
May 15 12:41:48
5
Disassociated with station 10:68:3f:46:d2:69
May 15 12:42:12
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49759.
May 15 12:42:13
5
unloading current configuration.
May 15 12:42:28
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 3).
May 15 12:42:28
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 2).
May 15 12:42:28
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 12:42:32
5
Associated with station 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 12:42:32
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 12:44:04
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49768.
May 15 12:44:10
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49771.
May 15 12:45:03
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49773.
May 15 12:45:03
5
unloading current configuration.
May 15 12:45:18
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 3).
May 15 12:45:18
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 2).
May 15 12:45:18
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 12:45:23
5
Associated with station 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 12:45:23
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 12:46:23
5
Associated with station e4:92:fb:dc:02:0b
May 15 12:46:24
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant e4:92:fb:dc:02:0b
May 15 12:46:43
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:46:43
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:46:58
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49780.
May 15 12:47:02
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49782.
May 15 12:47:05
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:47:05
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:47:13
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:47:14
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:47:27
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:47:30
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:47:39
5
Disassociated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:47:40
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 12:47:44
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:47:44
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:49:07
5
Disassociated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:49:07
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 12:49:13
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:49:13
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:19
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:20
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:20
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:26
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:30
5
Deauthenticating with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50 (reserved 2).
May 15 12:51:30
5
Disassociated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:31
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 12:51:31
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:31
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:34
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:38
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:40
5
Deauthenticating with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50 (reserved 2).
May 15 12:51:40
5
Disassociated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:40
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:41
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 12:51:42
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:42
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:47
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:49
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:49
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:55
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:57
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:59
5
Deauthenticating with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50 (reserved 2).
May 15 12:51:59
5
Disassociated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:51:59
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 12:52:05
5
Associated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:52:09
5
Deauthenticating with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50 (reserved 2).
May 15 12:52:09
5
Disassociated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:52:20
5
Disassociated with station 24:fd:52:d0:3c:50
May 15 12:59:22
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49810.
May 15 12:59:22
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49812.
May 15 13:00:07
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49817.
May 15 13:00:07
5
unloading current configuration.
May 15 13:00:22
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 3).
May 15 13:00:22
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 2).
May 15 13:00:22
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 13:00:35
5
Associated with station 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 13:00:35
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 13:02:00
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49826.
May 15 13:02:00
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49828.
May 15 13:03:14
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49832.
May 15 13:03:15
5
unloading current configuration.
May 15 13:03:31
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 3).
May 15 13:03:31
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 2).
May 15 13:03:31
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 13:04:03
5
Associated with station 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 13:04:03
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 13:05:07
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49843.
May 15 13:05:07
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49845.
May 15 13:06:15
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49848.
May 15 13:06:16
5
unloading current configuration.
May 15 13:06:31
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 3).
May 15 13:06:31
5
Deauthenticating with station ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff (reserved 2).
May 15 13:06:31
5
Rotated TKIP group key.
May 15 13:07:04
5
Associated with station 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 13:07:04
5
Installed unicast CCMP key for supplicant 78:a3:e4:ba:90:42
May 15 13:08:08
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49854.
May 15 13:08:09
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49856.
May 15 13:08:20
5
Connection accepted from [::ffff:192.168.1.170]:49858.
May 15 13:12:31
5
unloading current configuration.
May 15 13:32:36
1
WPA handshake failed with STA 1c:7b:21:9c:20:fd likely due to bad password from client
May 15 13:32:57
1
WPA handshake failed with STA 1c:7b:21:9c:20:fd likely due to bad password from client
May 15 13:33:09
1
WPA handshake failed with STA 1c:7b:21:9c:20:fd likely due to bad password from client
May 15 13:33:22
1
WPA handshake failed with STA 1c:7b:21:9c:20:fd likely due to bad password from client
May 15 13:33:33
1
WPA handshake failed with STA 1c:7b:21:9c:20:fd likely due to bad password from client
May 15 15:21:21
1
WPA handshake failed with STA 10:68:3f:46:d2:69 likely due to bad password from client
May 15 15:21:26
1
WPA handshake failed with STA 10:68:3f:46:d2:69 likely due to bad password from client
May 15 15:21:41
1
WPA handshake failed with STA 10:68:3f:46:d2:69 likely due to bad password from client

It says you have the wrong password.
WPA handshake failed with STA 10:68:3f:46:d2:69 likely due to bad password from client
Reset the TC to factory and start again.
But do not be surprised if the v5 utility no longer works to do the setup.

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