Undo A Port TO Sprint

In the last few days I made the mistake of porting TO Sprint. I have since discovered gaps in coverage in places I visit frequently.
Question: Can I undo the port and put things back the way they were before I made a stupid decision? Its only been a few days so I am still within the 14 day return period.

mensan70, we would love to have you back on our wireless network. We all make mistakes at some point in our lives. Click http://bit.ly/qDhvBY to start the process of transferring your mobile number back home to where you belong.
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RV082 Port Forwarding or DMZ Configuration Assistance

Greetings Community,
I have an RV082 V2 with 2.0.2.01-tm and I am having trouble with getting my Sprint Airvana to connect properly to the mobile service. Many suggestions I've read on the Sprint forums indicate putting the Airvana in the DMZ generally allows the device to work properly; however, none have the RV series routers for tips on how to do this appropriately. This device used to work fine behind the RV082, but I reset it one day and it no longer works.
The Airvana is a femtocell/router device with a WAN port and 3 LAN ports. If I connect the Airvana directly to my cable modem, I get the appropriate connection and can then make calls through the device instead of through the Sprint connection; I live in a basement unit and get crappy signal without the device. This proves the device works and that my ISP is not blocking the ports. Sprint indicates the device uses UDP 53, 67, 68, 500 and 4500. Their support sucks and they insist I put the Airvana before my router. I absolutely do not want to use the Airvana as the router. There are almost no configuration options in the router interface and it needs to be rebooted somewhat regularly, which would drop internet access throughout the house for 10-15 minutes while it reboots and finally establishes an internet connection.
As soon as put the Airvana behind the RV082, I no longer get the appropriate connection. I can, however, plug my computer into one of the LAN ports on the Airvana and connect to the internet in general. I have the router assign a static IP to the Airvana, and tried forwarding the required UDP ports to the IP. This did not fix the problem.
I can certainly troubleshoot the port forwarding issues, but I would also like to look into putting the device into the DMZ, if possible. I've not worked much in this area, so I am unsure how to appropriately configure the router to allow this to happen. Is it possible to have the Airvana in the router DMZ without having a public IP for the device itself? It seems this is something that can be done, but I could be mistaken. If so, how is that done?
Please feel free to ask any clarifying questions and I thank you in advance for any assistance you may provide.

I apologize in the delay in getting back to this post; however, it dropped to the bottom of my priority list for a while. As a workaround, I used the Airvana device as my router temporarily; however, I have the time again and would like to get it setup behind the RV082 again.
It does not appear the device supports UPnP. I had that enabled for some other applications already.
According to http://tinyurl.com/AirvanaPorts I need the following UDP ports open: 53, 67, 68, 500, 4500. Another suggestion from a Sprint rep was to also open/forward TCP 5060 and 5061. I have the ports forwarded to the device as shown below and have confirmed the device has the correct IP address. The device gets a valid internet connection (verified by plugging a computer into one of the LAN ports on the Airvana device; however, it still does not connect to the Sprint service like it should. I am guessing there is another port and/or the Sprint article has incorrect information.
To check this, I'm thinking I need to set the device up in the DMZ, but I'm not sure exactly what I need to do for proper configuration. Is it as easy as enabling the DMZ port and plugging the device in, or are there other settings needed? Is there anything else I may be missing for the Port Forwarding?

How do I resolve the errors on my bill?

My wife was on sprint and we wanted to switch to Verizon. We pre-ordered the Iphone 6 plus in September. A week later we adjusted our order from the 16gb model to the 64gb model and we reassured this was easy and was all taken care of.
At the end of September I received an email advising my 16GB phone had shipped. I called verizon and pointed out that the 16GB phone was cancelled and replaced with an order for a 64GB phone. Reassured this was easy and all taken care of. Simply send the phone back when it arrived, it was all taken care of in the "system".
Middle of October received confirmation the funds for the 16GB phone had been returned to my credit card.
Less than a week later received an email from Verizon advising that I needed to hurry up and port my old number to my new phone. Called Verizon to remind them that I don't have a phone yet. Reassured this was easy and all taken care of.
End of October received 3 emails in succession in the middle of the night- one cancelling my order, one confirming an order, and one advising my order had not yet shipped. I called again. Reassured this wasn't an issue, simply the warehouse moving things around, issue with Apple being behind on iphone orders. All taken care of.
First week of November received an email advising that my account had been credited $35 and now my balance owing was $110.22. Called again. Explained that I don't have a phone yet. How could I have a balance? Reassured it was all taken care of, just the "system" taking a month to get itself "cleared out".
2nd week of November the phone arrived. Called Verizon to activate phone and port number from old Sprint phone. Spent time on phone with Verizon rep to ensure billing was all straightened out. Reassured it was all good.
Next day received an email advising my account balance was $164.19 which included a credit of -$45.00. Called Verizon. Spent another hour on the phone with Customer Service who again reassured me they finally had it straightened out and no matter what the paper copy of my bill said, my total due at that time was $69.19. I paid Verizon $69.19.
2 days later I received an email thanking me for activating my second line..... I only have one phone.
The first week of December I received an email advising me my new bill was ready with a current balance of $270.60.
Today I spent over an hour on the phone with Verizon customer service attempting to get this issue resolved. I was advised that Verizon had removed my "2nd" line (which was the temporary number on the phone so that I could port the Sprint number) and now my balance due was down to $200. After repeated attempts to figure out how I could possible owe $200 on top of the $69.19 already paid on a single line phone with only 1GB of data that had only been activated one month and not getting anywhere, I asked to speak to a supervisor. As a supervisor wasn't readily available, I was asked to provide a call back number and reassured someone would call me back in 1/2 an hour. It is now an hour and a half later and no response.
Does anyone have any idea how to get this issue resolved once and for all? Is my only alternative to cancel the phone and threaten legal action if they attempt to impose an early cancellation fee? I just can't understand how their "system" can be so impossible to manipulate and their customer service so professional and nice and yet completely without the apparent ability to actually solve a problem.

I'm so sorry about all the frustration this situation cause you over the past few months slab1. We want to make sure you have the right lines and charges on your account. We will need to review the account to go over charges, credits , and account lines. Please either send us a private message here, facebook, or twitter. Once we are able to review the account we can help make sure your charges are correct. We look forward to hearing from you soon.
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The iPhone may have put me over the edge with severe audio interference

I just ported my sprint # and canceled sprint. So you know I'm serious about making iPhone work.
I got two dropped calls while my wifes sprint phone kept working last night.
A friend bought an iPhone gets No service at all while his buddy on T-Mobile (GSM) is fine.
I can deal with the missing features that may come along or even not. Maybe even deal with no as great a reception as a phone.
But I had the phone in car last night and it totally blasted the radio with a steady buzz. Not the normal GSM budah budah budah buht buht buht. Just a solid screeching buzz.
I was planning to use this as an iPod too !! in the car with some sort of adapter and a Dock on the stereo. But I CAN'T. If I'm blasting the stereo and get hit with a noise storm like I got in the car last night I'm gonna be really upset.
The bottom line is to keep my iPod AWAY from all audio equipment and computers !! Isn't that what it's for. The normal GSM jingle isn't so great to have coming through the audio systems either. But the solid buzz is very serious.
I had it 4 days before it did this. It may be only when on a certain GSM channel or something. It's very random. It went away after a little while. I had to put it in center console glove to make it stop.
A friend just got one and she said her TV picked it up VERY loud GSM jingle and she is used to having GSM phones and iPods.

Like any new phone/gadget there's three important factors... service... service... service... that was my only draw back about purchasing an iphone, the service provider. I have verizon and I’m able to talk from a bunker using my cell phone, and my connections never go dead from my end of a conversation.
I use to be a Nextel customer but I had enough with connection problems, and the walkie-talkie got old, service became my priority. Now with all the iphones sold through out the country someone somewhere will have a connection problem and/or phone malfunctions, that's just mathematics, we can't expect every phone to work perfectly.

Can't get MMS to work. @VZSupport - Please help

Hello,
I've a new iPhone 4s. Number ported from sprint.
Voice - check
SMS - check
Data - check
Wifi - check
iCloud - check
Hotspot - check!
MMS - no cheese. red exclamation mark almost instantly
Following actions tried already
- Yes, Settings -> Messages -> MMS messaging is on
- power recycle
- *228 Option2
- Reset Network Settings
- reset (home + power button for 10s) after settings change

Unfortunately calling tech support is the only option because:
1. its sounds like something is wrong in the system with your text/mulitmedia messaging and a tech support rep needs to verify that you have the correct feature on your account. Also they have the ability to refresh the feature which may resolve your problem
2. A store rep may not have access to the tool that is used to refresh the feature.
I've seen this problem happen before and it usually takes about 4 - 6 minutes to resolve it!!!!!!

Waiting for Pre+ fixes before buying

I finally got the approval from my company to get the Pre+ on Verizon (switching from ATT). My company employs 66,000 people so the approval process on new devices takes some time especially if you want to use EAS.
Now that the time is here, I find myself waiting for a few critical issues to get addressed before retiring my trusty 680.
1. Double keys being entered - one big reason for not getting the iPhone is lack of a keyboard. Have an unreliable keyboard seems even worse. I hope 1.4.1 addresses this problem
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Lastly, the AT&T pitch about being able to talk and surf the web at the same time has some appeal. I am on ATT now. A Pre+ on ATT would be an easier migration since I just swap the SIM. The GPS application problem would be addressed too since ATT supports Telenav. Now if I just knew how long "in the coming months" was!
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I'm not very familiar with TCs, but a disk is a disk!

Add Current Indv Plan to New Family Share Plan

I am currently under a 2yr an Individual 450 min plan contract, that expires in about 8 months (11/10/11); my mother is planning on porting her Sprint number to VZW with her company's discount. I cannot just add lines to my account as I do not qualify for her discount, so we would like to create a 2yr 700min talk & text family plan with her number being the primary account, my number as a second line, and another Sprint number as the third line.
Will I be charged an Early Termination Fee to move my individual plan number to this family plan? And will I be able to upgrade to a new phone with the 2yr plan price, in turn extending my plan another two years? Or will I need to wait til my plan expires to join this family plan with a new phone, in order to avoid paying full retail price?
The primary number (Mom), and myself would each like to get the iPhone or similar 3g smart phone, where as the third line will be a basic, non-smart, non-data plan, phone.
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Thank you lewisr13 for your reply, the information is correct. I have some additional information about our AOL (Assumption of Liability) program that should also help with merging accounts. You will not be billed for any Early Termination fees when your line is assumed by another person. You do not have to wait until your contract expires. Your upgrade date will remain the same, however if you become a secondary line on the new account, you will loose your New Every Two discount.
Everything you need to know for transferring a line
Existing account owner requirements to complete assumption of liability:
1. Account balance must be current.
2. You will continue to be responsible for account charges until the transfer has been completed.
3. New assuming customer must agree to the Verizon Wireless Customer Agreement Terms and Conditions.
4. If the line you are transferring is the primary line on a Family SharePlan®, or is the only secondary line on a Family SharePlan® please contact Customer Service at 1-800-922-0204 to have the remaining line(s) placed on eligible calling plans. This must be completed prior to processing the Assumption of Liability.
5. Forward this Assumption of Liability email to the new assuming customer.
6. You must contact Customer Service at 1-800-922-0204 to authorize the account transfer with the name of the new assuming customer.
New customer's requirements to assume liability for someone else's line of service:
1. Review the Verizon Wireless Customer Agreement Terms and Conditions prior to assuming the account.
2. If you agree to the Terms and Conditions, and up to a one-year contract term, please call the Verizon Wireless Assumption of Liability Department at 1-888-832-4540. A representative will assist you with completing the Assumption of Liability request. Your service assumption will be subject to a credit check. You may also be required to switch to current pricing and promotions. Note: A security deposit may be required. If you are adding this line to an existing Verizon Wireless account, your account must be current.
Please be advised that the equipment warranty does not transfer with the device; however, alternate equipment protection options may be purchased at the time you complete your Assumption of Liability request
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IChat screen sharing - beat head against wall

Been going at this for hours to try and solve my attempt to have my dad share his screen with me. I'll try to list all relevant info for assistance. I have read many of Ralph Jones' posts, but I haven't resolved my situation. I am trying to use screen sharing with my Dad.
I recently moved 12 miles, keeping the same ISP Frontier with dsl and they gave me a different modem. Went from the Westell A90 - 750045 - 07 to the Netgear B90 - 7550044 - 07. Software interface is the same. The other change this week was I "upgraded" my Dad to an iMac G4 1.25 with 10.5, gaining screen sharing in iChat. He had a older iMac with 10.4 before the upgrade. I have a MacBookPro with 10.6.8. Also, part of the new move I started using the OBi110 voip device for Google Voice free phone calls. I worked on this problem with the device plugged in and removed from router. My screen sharing issue continued both ways. May be an issue, don't know. Port conflict? Issue continues when it's unplugged.
We can video chat and audio chat and text. After failing to screen share with the new Netgear, I switched back to the Westel. Screen sharing working for 1-2 seconds then stopped. I believe with both routers I got 'Screen sharing failed to start because" An unknown connection error occurred." '
After messing with port forwarding on the Westel with no success, out of frustration I switched back to the Netgear and here I am hoping to get this to work. It SEEMS that port forwarding is the issue talked about the most, so I'll explain the best I was able to do with this. Here is a screen shot of my port forwarding.
Also, connection doctor says this for both modems.
My dad's connection doctor does not have the Network status option (older version of iChat), so I can't isolate the problem to him or me, except that I believe it is with me.
I think I told you all the info and I have found is trying to solve this. I would GREATLY appreciate any help.

Hi,
1) My name is Ralph JOHNS
2) The first posts does not show me pics from some reason.
3) the second post pic has nothing to do with iChat or Messages Screen Sharing. It is about a stand alone app that can also be used.
4) forget Port Forwarding.
Screen Sharing in iChat or Messages is a Audio Only chats with a VNC connection alongside.
The VNC part is on a random port and therefore cannot be set up in Port Forwarding or Port Triggering.
You should use UPnP.
Most Netgears (when using their Own Software) tend to have a menu item for UPnP and it is also ON by Default.
However I think the Netgear you list is a branded software option for the ISP you have.
Undo any Port Forwarding settings.
Turn On any UPnP setting (Should be a simple Enabled/Disable check box).
If the Google Voice is a piece of Hardware make sure it is on it's own port.
A Company called Vonage do somethings similar but the instructions are to put it in line between the router and the computer.
This causes problems as it then tends to "suck" all SIP data and try and send it to the phone whereas iChat and Messages use the same SIP Protocol to initiate calls.
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Well am I ever embarassed!!! I did perform a doctor. It took about 10 tries but finally worked. When I went back to re-install my patches I realized that I had installed the "phone radio always off" patch at the recommendation of a friend of mine (since for a while I was just using the Pre3 as a "mini-TouchPad") and failed to remove it before trying to activate it!!!!
DUH
I was lucky enough to win a Pre3 at the webOS Developers Meetup. I "semi-activated" it using an ATT work Blackberry SIM. And it worked as a phone, as I got work calls and text messages (pages) while the SIM was in the Pre3.
I removed the SIM and played with it a while as a tiny TouchPad. I went to activate it yesterday at an ATT store, was given a SIM card, ported my Sprint number but the phone has not activated. I tried deleting my profile thinking maybe there was some conflict between the BB SIM and the new one. The profile was deleted, the phone restarted and and I now get the following error: Your phone is experiencing an error that cannot be resolved. Visit palm.com/support/ for help.
So here I am. I will doctor the device tonight but hopefully someone has an idea before I do?!?!?!
Thanks
Post relates to: Pre p100eww (Sprint)

Hello,
i've just done the upgrade and had a similar situation. We checked and corrected the Z Objects in the shadow instance. After that all errors dissappeared. Do not delete them, this will not solve the problem.
For the locked objects AC may be right. If you are doing the upgrade in the development system you should release and transport the CRs to all further systems especially if you want to include the SPDD-transport in further upgrades.
Hope this helps a bit.
Greetings Christian

How do I port a number from Sprint?

I just signed up for Verizon yesterday with an individual line, and need to port my number from Sprint (also an individual line). What number do I need to call?

Good morning tommaxwell,
Welcome to our happy wireless family! We LOVE welcoming new members to Verizon! Since a cell phone is one of few things that we keep within reach at all times, I can certainly understand the benefits of keeping your current number! Some of these benefits are:
• No new number to remember
• No need to contacts friends, family member, and associates for a contact update.
• No unnecessary expense of printing new business cards and other stationeries.
May I ask have you started the port process yet? If not then it will be my pleasure to assist! First, I would like to provide a link to some frequently asked questions, http://bit.ly/qDhvBY. Once you are ready to start the process then you can send me a direct message with your full name, contact number, and a brief summary of the task at hand. I took the liberty of following you and it is pending your approval. I look forward to hearing from you my friend!
Thank you…
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HT4623 I bought an iPhone 5 from the Apple store with a new Sprint contract in Sept. 2012. I would like to know if I port my number to T-mobile and pay off my Early Termination fee with Sprint, will my iPhone 5 will be unlocked to use with T-mobile netwo

I bought an iPhone 5 from the Apple store with a new Sprint contract in Sept. 2012. I would like to know if I port my number to T-mobile and pay off my Early Termination fee with Sprint, will my iPhone 5 will be unlocked to use with T-mobile network?

As Ethmoid says, it is still a CDMA phone as I told you earlier, and it will not work with t-mobile. Even if Sprint unlocked the phone, it would only unlock the GSM side for international use. They will not unlock the GSM side for domestic use in the US.

We traded our home internet service for a Sprint Hot Spot. The hot spot does not have an ethernet port to connect through. Can we connect our time capsule to the wireless hot spot?

Hello, we switched our home internet service from an ethernet modem to a wireless hot spot.
Do you know if there is a way to connect our time capsule to the hot spot?
Everything I read only suggests connecting through an ethernet cable. I'm hoping there is a way to do this.
Any help would be appreciated!
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No you can't join a wireless hotspot with a Time Capsule directly via it's 'join' option (tried and failed - well to be exact it kinda works but the Time Capsule's ethernet ports no longer work).
What you can do is buy an airport express and use it's 'join' option to connect to the iPhone's hotspot. Then you connect the airport express via ethernet to the time capsule (in bridge-mode).
You can then connect your computers to the time capsule via ethernet or use it's wireless function to set up wireless network (with a different name to that of the hotspot) that your wifi stuff can connect to.
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How do I undo port forwarding?

I port forwarded a port in the router online interface to allow a ptp program to work and expected that the port range, ip, and enable/disable check box would remain once I saved changes. The ports were forwarded and ptp software works, but the port/ program info disappeaered from the list. I assumed it would remain in the list and I could just check and uncheck enable button to deactivate the port forwarding when I was done with the application. In the interest of keeping my computer safe I would like to disable these ports when the app is not being used. Can anyone help?

Well if the option is no longer there to disable or delete I would recommend a reset. Then you will have to go in and reconfigure the router but the ports will no longer be forwarded.

Airport Extreme - creating a wired local network from a cellular hotspot without ethernet ports?

Forgive the book I've written below, please. I generally think too much info is better than not enough... I'm looking for assistance and/or suggestions since I have been unable to locate solutions on my own so far. Searching this forum has found a great number of "sort-of" related things, but all of them so far appear to involve apple-only hardware or upstream network devices which have ethernet ports. Nothing that seems to match my situation enough to extrapolate out. Maybe I'm just using the wrong keywords. Anyway....
I've recently moved to a particularly rural area with no wired internet access to speak of (well, I suppose there is dial-up, but... yeah). I've tried several different wireless varieties including satellite, the AT&T Elevate 4G hotspot and a service that used an EVDO-cellular solution(a sprint-based reseller). The former had serious latency issues which I had predicted and so was right-out. The last had signal coverage problems which their maps did not accurately reveal. Their potential mitigation was to have me invest even more money into a super-mega antenna to be roof-mounted. And even that was an uncertain fix. The AT&T solution with the 4G hotspot has been AMAZING so far and I love it. Coverage is great, latency and bandwidth fantastic.
I love it but for one exception, that is. Connectivity options.
There is a particularly limited number of WiFi connections available and only a USB network adapter for a single computer. None of my wired-only network devices can connect directly and I have significantly more WiFi connected devices in general use than the device supports.
I have an Airport Extreme that I was using as my primary connection point through a FiOS router at my previous home(and both the satellite and EVDO modems at the new place). Never had any problems with it when feeding its WAN port with one of the various routers' LAN ports. However, as has been evident by reading all sorts of posts here and elsewhere, having it connect via WiFi to the Elevate means that the ethernet ports are disabled. Not terribly useful.
The Elevate has no ethernet ports. Only WiFi and USB network connectivity.
The Elevate does not appear to have settings available to create a WDS network-- so it cannot be "Extended" via those methods, either, as far as I am able to tell.
So these are some thoughts I've had. Before I invest the time and money into them(both of which are in extremely short supply lately), I'd like to know if anyone else has already solved the issue or can tell me definitively whether these ideas, or some I haven't thought of, will or won't work. Any helpful feedback or thoughts would be sincerely appreciated.
Options I've considered, but are uncertain:
-A Wifi/Ethernet or even ethernet-only router which has a USB WAN uplink(I've had a few bites on searching, but nobody seems 100% clear on the capability for the models I've located). I could plug the Elevate into that USB port and then from there I'm golden. If this is the best option, then can someone recommend a brand/model that they know will work in this way?
-WiFi Access Point (Airport Express, maybe?) that will connect to the elevate via WiFi, and then use its single Ethernet port to serve as the APExtreme's WAN uplink. (I don't know if this will work at all, actually...)
-Connect to the computer via USB, run some kind of network bridging software (which I don't know what the heck that would be) to bridge between the USB Network and the Ethernet port, then run a hard wire from there to the APExtreme's standard ethernet WAN uplink. This is going to be a "last resort" option since it involves software I'm unfamiliar with, even unsure of availability for Mac, and requires the computer to be running and configured properly at all times. Given the way my kids abuse a computer, I can't be certain of anything involving this option.
-Some secret method of turning on WDS capabilities in the Elevate which would then allow my existing base station to become a second node in the chain. I really wish someone could tell me this is possible if only I'd push the right buttons. I see this is as the absolute best option, if it can be done. Cheapest, anyway.
Current set-up:
AT&T Elevate 4G hotspot
WiFi connected devices(rotating since Wifi connection count is limited): Mac PC, 2 iPads, 3 iPhones, Apple TV, a Nokia mini-tablet, a Kindle fire, Wii, XBox 360, an old dell laptop issued by my office.
Apple Aiport Extreme base station
Wired connections: blueray player, television, satellite TV pay-per-view uplinky device thing.
Please, tell me your thoughts?

Had the same issue here. Here is the best solution I have found so far:
Hotspot + Pepwave Max On-The-Go (w/ Load Balancing) + Airport Extreme
I have a VZW MiFi, but I believe this set-up will work with other hotspot devices. I actually have 2 MiFi Hotspots with a monthly allowance of 20G each. They are plugged directly into the Pepwave router (aka, tethered). (Note: you have to have the right cable to do this. The one that came with my Hotspot was only for charging.) If, for some reason, you cannot tether with your Hotspot device, you want a router that offers WiFi as WAN. The Pepwave will do this. The Pepwave is connected to my Airport Extreme via ethernet cable. I have the WiFi on the MiFis and the Pepwave turned off. So the only visible network is my Airport Extreme. The Pepwave is essentially just functioning as a modem.
I used to have a Cradlepoint, but I did not find it very user friendly--too complex for home use. The Pepwave Max OTG is awesome. I got the one with Load Balancing so it allows you to connect up to 4 cellular devices. If you only need the one Hotspot, you can just get the cheaper Pepwave Max OTG. The Pepwave allows me to run off one of the MiFis until I hit my 20G/month allowance, then it automatically switches to the other one. That way I never max-out on my monthly data allowance. Additionally, it gives you a real-time, hourly, daily and monthly running tally on data usage.
The guys at the 3Gstore are excellent and can help you figure out the best solution for your situation.

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The USB port your Mac is high powered. The port on the AirPort Extreme is not.
So, it tends to be borderline as far as its ability to supply sufficient power to a hard drive...even if the hard drive has its own power supply.
Often, users...including me....need to use a powered USB hub when they attach any drive to the USB port on the AirPort Extreme.
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