Hi, The little hole is between the audio jack and the edge of the unit. You will likely still have problems though if you can't get the older software installed.
Later... Sent from my iPhone > On Feb 6, 2014, at 10:19 PM, Kevin Gibbs <kevj...@gmail.com> wrote: > > tim, > > following up on my earlier messages, I know that this old Airport Express had > been assigned a password when we wanted to use it as a hub for multiple Wifi > devices when traveling abroad last year. the curious thing is, when I plug > the Airport Express into the wall, My Mac Mini recognizes a second network > called Kevin Gibbs Network in addition to my regular house network. > Unfortunately, I can't remember the PW to the airport Express. I'm asking my > wife for it now. Assuming I can't remember it, I also can't seem to find a > hole on the Airport Express into which one would insert a paperclip to do a > hardware reset. I've found an audio line out, a USB and an ethernet jack. > But I can't find anything that looks like what you need for a hardware reset. > I know it can be done. How? > > thanks, > Kevin > >> On Feb 6, 2014, at 10:50 PM, Tim Kilburn wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> You will need to use that older version of Airport Utility. I expect that >> since the firmware in the Express is slightly different than that of the >> Extreme, it’s not registering as an Airport device. I’ve not used that >> version for a number of years now so I’m not sure on it’s Mavericks >> compatibility but I suspect it should work and allow you to figure out >> what’s going on. >> >> Good luck. >> >> Later… >> >> Tim Kilburn >> Fort McMurray, AB Canada >> >>> On Feb 6, 2014, at 9:23 PM, Kevin Gibbs <kevj...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> >>> guys, >>> >>> I have what must be one of the original Airport Extreme Base Stations i >>> bought it when my wife bought her first Macbook hot off the line in 2003. >>> My current version of Airport Utility, I believe it's 6.3, claims it can't >>> be used to operate this Base Station. It sees it. that is, I have enough >>> vision to see an icon for a Base Station on my screen and that icon is >>> connected to a globe icon that represents the internet. VO says that the >>> device is connected to the internet and has a grey light. then it says, >>> click on the icon to bring up the popover. that's when VO says that my >>> Airport Utility is too old to deal with this. >>> >>> Now, here's why I'm asking. I have an equally old Airport Express. I >>> plugged it in and it started glowing yellow. Now, it's slowly flashing >>> yellow. this means that it doesn't see my WI-FI network. >>> >>> when I received the message saying that my Base Station was too old for the >>> software I had, I was told I could download Airport Utility Version 5.6. >>> Further reading told me that this version of Airport Utility could >>> peacefully coexist with my current version. so, I guess I could install >>> it. but, since my current version of Airport Utility seems to be able to >>> see my older than dirt Base Station, it stands to reason that it should at >>> least identify my older than Dirt Airport Express, even if it can't talk to >>> it. does that make sense? I guess my rambling point is that if the >>> current airport Utility can't even see the Airport Express, I don't see how >>> an older version would see it. And, if that's true, what do I do to make >>> my Airport Extreme and my Airport Express talk to one another the way they >>> did years ago? The Base Station is still doing its job as far as giving me >>> WI-FI in the house. so, I don't have any plans to scrap it. 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