Re: Airport Extreme as a WiFi network range extender

ni Brown wrote: >> >>> Hi Pete, >>> >>> Boy, I that has taken a long time, had completely forgotten about this >>> issue. >>> >>> It is the SAME Network, the Airport Extreme is just extending the Time >>> Capsule's Wirel

Re: Airport Extreme as a WiFi network range extender

nnection is via the extender and not bypassing it? > > Pete. > On 27/12/2012, at 12:38 PM, Ronni Brown wrote: > >> Hi Pete, >> >> Boy, I that has taken a long time, had completely forgotten about this issue. >> >> It is the SAME Network, the Airp

Re: Airport Extreme as a WiFi network range extender

> It is the SAME Network, the Airport Extreme is just extending the Time > Capsule's WirelessNetwork, not creating a NEW wireless Network. > If you followed my instructions correctly, and it sounds like you have... > everything should be working fine. > > It is easy wh

Re: Airport Extreme as a WiFi network range extender

Hi Pete, Boy, I that has taken a long time, had completely forgotten about this issue. It is the SAME Network, the Airport Extreme is just extending the Time Capsule's WirelessNetwork, not creating a NEW wireless Network. If you followed my instructions correctly, and it sounds like you

Re: Airport Extreme as a WiFi network range extender

go about setting this up? > > Assuming that your AirPort Extreme is the 802.11n version, (it has a square > shape), here is how to setup the "extend" configuration with the Time > Capsule. > The AirPort Extreme must be positioned where it can receive a good signal > from th

Re: Airport Extreme as a WiFi network range extender

x27;reset to factory default settings' before passing it on >> to you, You should 'reset the Airport Extreme to factory default settings' >> before commencing to set it up as extending the Time Capsule wireless >> network. >> >> Factory default rese

Re: Airport Extreme as a WiFi network range extender

to > you, You should 'reset the Airport Extreme to factory default settings' > before commencing to set it up as extending the Time Capsule wireless network. > > Factory default reset: The same as a hard reset but also removes any saved > profiles. > > How to reset

Re: Airport Extreme as a WiFi network range extender

Hi Peter, Because Severin has previously set a wireless network on the Extreme, and IF he has not done a 'reset to factory default settings' before passing it on to you, You should 'reset the Airport Extreme to factory default settings' before commencing to set it up a

Re: Airport Extreme as a WiFi network range extender

Ok, thanks for your once again very clear process instructions Ronni. Yes, I am pretty sure it is the square shaped unit. Presumably in the Airport Utility window I will see both the Time Capsule and Airport Extreme to make the relevant setting changes. I will save and print these

Re: Airport Extreme as a WiFi network range extender

Hi Peter, What is the easiest way to go about setting this up? Assuming that your AirPort Extreme is the 802.11n version, (it has a square shape), here is how to setup the "extend" configuration with the Time Capsule. The AirPort Extreme must be positioned where it can receive a g

Airport Extreme as a WiFi network range extender

Hi all, my father has offered up his redundant Airport Extreme (as he's got himself a Time Capsule now) and I considered that it might be able to be set up to provide an extended range to my existing wireless network. Currently I have a D-Link DSL-G604T running in Bridge mode to a Time Ca

Re: Airport extreme card

>I have an Airport Express and two Airport Extreem base stations >available if anyone is interested. > Kevin Lock wrote: > >> Perchance does anyone have a spare Airport Extreme card for sale. I >> have given a G5 to a uni student and he needs to be online for &g

Re: Airport extreme card

Hi Kevin, I have one. Give me a call on 0412 841 453 Regards, Adrian adrianske...@me.com On 03/06/2012, at 1:57 PM, Kevin Lock wrote: > Perchance does anyone have a spare Airport Extreme card for sale. I > have given a G5 to a uni student and he needs to be online for >

Airport extreme card

Perchance does anyone have a spare Airport Extreme card for sale. I have given a G5 to a uni student and he needs to be online for studies. Happy to pay a reasonable price. Thanks, Kevin -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - <http://www.wamug.org.au/mailingl

Re: Airport Extreme connection

Hi again Severin, Just found a few moments to also add: Make sure on the MB that the Airport Extreme Network is the first Wireless Network to look for. Go to System Preferences > Network. Click the Airport connection on the left to highlight it and then click Advanced tab at the lower ri

Re: Airport Extreme connection

wn) Highlight: Airport and hit - to remove. Immediately hit + and choose AirPort for the interface type. Click: Create Sent from Ronni's iPad On 23/12/2011, at 11:06 PM, Severin Crisp wrote: > We have a MacBook which talks to the rest of the world via an Airport Extreme > base station.

Airport Extreme connection

We have a MacBook which talks to the rest of the world via an Airport Extreme base station. When it is started from shutdown connection with the Airport Extreme is not always established without explicitly selecting it from the Wi-Fi preferences. At other times connection is made without

Airport Extreme Card

Good morning all, I have an Airport Extreme Card for $35 if anyone is interested. Regards, Adrian adrianske...@me.com -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - <http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/archives.shtml> Guidelines - <http://www.wamug.org.au/ma

Airport extreme card

Hi, Does anyone have an airport extreme card for sale at a reasonable price, need one for my 2004 G4 eMac 1.25GHz with OSX 10.5.8 I live in Bibra Lake Perth WA Thanks Derek -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - <http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/archives.shtml> Guid

Re: extending range of airport extreme base station

On 16/05/2010, at 9:06 AM, David Hudleston wrote: > > The signal from my airport extreme is too weak at the other end of the house > where my wife uses her iPhone. Which usually costs me money because her > iPhone accesses the phone network and not the wireless to download d

extending range of airport extreme base station

The signal from my airport extreme is too weak at the other end of the house where my wife uses her iPhone. Which usually costs me money because her iPhone accesses the phone network and not the wireless to download data. Is there a way to attached an external antenna to boost the signal

Re: Airport Extreme problem

about 3m from the Airport Extreme. I can't explain but location is obviously something to keep in mind when network problems occur. Regards, Paul On 01-Apr-2010, at 11:36 :44, Paul Willemse wrote: > > Hello All, > > I am installing a second computer (MacMini, OSX 10.6.3) on m

Airport Extreme problem

Hello All, I am installing a second computer (MacMini, OSX 10.6.3) on my Airport Extreme network. This is after it has been running for more than two years with a MacPro, now also OSX 10.6.3. When the Mini asks for a password it will fail with a message of "connection timed out".

Airport Extreme Card

Greetings! Does any one have an airport extreme card. I need one for my new eMac. Cheers, Joe -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - <http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/archives.shtml> Guidelines - <http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/guidelines.shtml>

Re: USB port on Airport Extreme and Time Capsule

uld be ok as it doesn't require much power. Cheers, Ronni On 07/01/2010, at 4:34 PM, Severin Crisp wrote: Brilliant, thanks Ronni, I missed that on the Time capsule data Severin On 07/01/2010, at 4:20 PM, Ronda Brown wrote: On 07/01/2010, at 3:47 PM, Severin Crisp wrote: Can the

Re: USB port on Airport Extreme and Time Capsule

Forgot to add the link for "Uses for the USB port of Time Capsule, AirPort Extreme, AirPort Express" <http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2421> Ronni On 07/01/2010, at 4:42 PM, Ronda Brown wrote: > > Severin, > > I would suggest only using a "Powered USB Hub&qu

Re: USB port on Airport Extreme and Time Capsule

t; > Brilliant, thanks Ronni, I missed that on the Time capsule data > Severin > > On 07/01/2010, at 4:20 PM, Ronda Brown wrote: > >> >> >> On 07/01/2010, at 3:47 PM, Severin Crisp wrote: >> >>> >>> Can the USB port on Airport Extreme

Re: USB port on Airport Extreme and Time Capsule

Brilliant, thanks Ronni, I missed that on the Time capsule data Severin On 07/01/2010, at 4:20 PM, Ronda Brown wrote: On 07/01/2010, at 3:47 PM, Severin Crisp wrote: Can the USB port on Airport Extreme or Time Capsule accommodate a hub?I can see problems in setting up more than one

Re: USB port on Airport Extreme and Time Capsule

On 07/01/2010, at 3:47 PM, Severin Crisp wrote: > > Can the USB port on Airport Extreme or Time Capsule accommodate a hub?I > can see problems in setting up more than one device from the way Airport > Utility asks for the setup information. > Severin Crisp Hi Severin,

USB port on Airport Extreme and Time Capsule

Can the USB port on Airport Extreme or Time Capsule accommodate a hub?I can see problems in setting up more than one device from the way Airport Utility asks for the setup information. Severin Crisp Assoc

Re: Airport Extreme Card

I have one lying around here somewhere I will have a look tommorrow and get back to you On 03/01/2010, at 7:03 AM, Joe Mastrella wrote: Greetings! Happy New Year! I am in need of an airport extreme card for my new to me eMac. Does anyone have one for sale. Cheers, Joe If you can smile

Airport Extreme Card

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Airport Extreme Card

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Re: airport extreme

I love the simple ones - thanks Gav On 28 Dec 2009, at 03:38, Gavin Criddle wrote: A quick and easy answer - yep! Gav On 28/12/2009, at 11:20 AM, mince and pud wrote: A quick and easy one (I hope) If I get an airport extreme card for my wife's iMac - the one with the broken eth

Re: airport extreme

A quick and easy answer - yep! Gav On 28/12/2009, at 11:20 AM, mince and pud wrote: > > A quick and easy one (I hope) > > If I get an airport extreme card for my wife's iMac - the one with the broken > ethernet port - will it talk to the belkin wireless router or does i

airport extreme

A quick and easy one (I hope) If I get an airport extreme card for my wife's iMac - the one with the broken ethernet port - will it talk to the belkin wireless router or does it have to have an airport base station? thanks alastair -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing

Re: Airport Extreme SSID

Pets get a mention from time to time. This one has expired, sadly, but we don't want another cat! Reg On 29/11/2009, at 9:00 PM, Tim Law wrote: Yes the SSID could be Airportus Extremus. Or Galadriel, or Dark Knight, or Electron Transfer Device. Or given it is the device that knows all

Re: Airport Extreme SSID

Yes the SSID could be Airportus Extremus. Or Galadriel, or Dark Knight, or Electron Transfer Device. Or given it is the device that knows all the information in the network and controls it, perhaps your wife's name would be appropriate. :-) Numbers such as 00:19:E3:33:3D:7C are also called MAC a

Re: Airport Extreme SSID

When you setup your Wireless Network you would have given it a name ... That name is the SSID Sent from Ronni's iPhone On 29/11/2009, at 7:48 PM, Reg Whitely wrote: Hi Ronnie So SSID is not the same as AirportID? It says my Airport ID is (similar to) 00:2B:24:4B:B7:36 Is SSID the

Re: Airport Extreme SSID

Hi Ronnie So SSID is not the same as AirportID? It says my Airport ID is (similar to) 00:2B:24:4B:B7:36 Is SSID the name of my base station, similar to 'Airportus Extremus'? Slow learner here tonight! Thanks Cloe, Reg On 29/11/2009, at 7:04 PM, Ronda Brown wrote: On 29/11/2009, at 6:5

Re: Airport Extreme SSID

On 29/11/2009, at 6:50 PM, Reg Whitely wrote: > > Hi all WAMUGgers > > Is the Airport Extreme's Airport ID the same as its SSID? I'm trying to tune > in a wireless LG Blueray player which asks for it to be entered manually and > I can't get the connection to work. > Alternatively it asks me

Airport Extreme SSID

Hi all WAMUGgers Is the Airport Extreme's Airport ID the same as its SSID? I'm trying to tune in a wireless LG Blueray player which asks for it to be entered manually and I can't get the connection to work. Alternatively it asks me to press the button on the wireless router to ID it manual

Re: Airport Extreme - g vs n?

Thanks for that addition Stuart. Yes, my broadband line speed is around 4.5 Mbps (although I can increase throughput with iGetter or similar) so 802.11g speeds are going to be plenty adequate for that. I'm looking forward to finally using wireless after several Macs that didn't have it.

Re: Airport Extreme - g vs n?

Hi Mike, Just wanted to throw my two bobs worth in. Ronni's explanation is on the money. At the risk of losing you I thought I'd add a ramble too (apologies if you know all of this). The issue with all network design is that it is not just about the quoted speed, especially when it comes to wir

Re: Airport Extreme - g vs n?

I want to thank James, Mal and Ronni for their replies which I've found quite helpful. In particular I want to thank Ronni for her detailed explanation and her generous offer of trying out her "g" base station, which I am accepting. I will let the group know how it handles when I've set i

Re: Airport Extreme - g vs n?

Hello Mike, Background: My current Network setup is an Airport Extreme 802.11N (upstairs) & an Airport Express 802.11N (downstairs in Computer room with Epson TX700W-wireless 802.11b/g MF Printer connected). My MacBook Pro is 802.11N, my MacMini is 802.11N, the Printer is 802.11b/g.

Re: Airport Extreme - g vs n?

In all honesty, save your pennies and go for the Airport Extreme especially for down the road. Airport Extreme dual-band is great because you can lay it out like the following: * Mac on 802.11n on 5GHz * Xbox 360 on 802.11a on 5GHz * iPhone on 802.11g on 2.4GHz * PS3/Wii on 802.11g on

Re: Airport Extreme - g vs n?

Thanks James Primarily I see the wireless being used for the first two items on your list, particularly for convenience. Any heavy-duty use can be done via ethernet. At present the only competitor for bandwidth will be my iPhone. Cheers Mike On 04/08/2009, at 4:28 PM, James Devenish wro

Re: Airport Extreme - g vs n?

Hi Mike, 2009/8/4 Mike Fuller : > I'm getting a Mac laptop (MacBook Core2duo 2.16) and want to use it's > wireless capabilities, so I'm after a wifi base station. The 1 thing not mentioned...what will you be doing with your wireless? Web browsing? Printing? File sharing? Backups? Multi-player ga

Airport Extreme - g vs n?

I'm getting a Mac laptop (MacBook Core2duo 2.16) and want to use it's wireless capabilities, so I'm after a wifi base station. As much as I'd like the latest Airport Extreme or even the Express, with their 802.11n standard, money is a factor so I've been consid

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme - now backup

Hi, I'm a little paranoid about backup, having worked in IT, and also having to restore after disk failures from a backup. For my home computer, beside TimeMachine backup, I also backup to an external drive idrive.com where there is a free 2GB, or for $50pa a massive 150GB. You ca

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme - now backup

On 05/07/2009, at 2:39 PM, Warwick Gaff wrote: WOW? I don't know how to respond to that one. Windows is just a corrupt piece of software waiting to fall over. When I used to work for a school years back we constantly lost data from our backups and ended up teaching our staff members to

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme - now backup

WOW? I don't know how to respond to that one. Windows is just a corrupt piece of software waiting to fall over. When I used to work for a school years back we constantly lost data from our backups and ended up teaching our staff members to backup themselves. WOW! It's nice to know people still ca

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme - now backup

On 05/07/2009, at 11:57 AM, KEVIN Lock wrote: Ronnie, Please let me have the name of your magic recovery software. Sounds good! regards Kevin Hi Kevin, The program is 'Recover My Files' only works in Windows, (pity they don't have a version for Macs). I purchased it a long time

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme - now backup

Ronnie, Please let me have the name of your magic recovery software. Sounds good! regards Kevin -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - Guidelines - Unsubscribe -

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme - now backup

Hello Warwick, On 05/07/2009, at 12:29 PM, Warwick Gaff wrote: I sincerely hope your friend recovers from losing her laptop. Not an easy thing losing something so vital and full of information. Yes, it is a shocking situation to have to cope with. Unfortunately she is a Windows User and

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme - now backup

Thanks Ronda I've got a Netgear version of the Airport Extreme and the connections running nicely with it plugged into the shared USB port. The Netgear has a built in PDP Dialler unlike the Airport Extreme. As far as the AEBSn goes I have successfully in the past shared a USB port on one

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme - now backup

Extreme Base Station (AEBSn) is only for connecting USB hard drives & flash drives, printers, or hubs. The USB modem will not work. You might be able to share your Internet in a different way. Connect the computer that has the USB dongle by Ethernet to the Airport Extreme and share the Interne

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme - now backup

Yes, only if reported. Be interesting if they issued her with the same mobile number once she gets the new USB dongle. I'm aware they do this for mobiles while tracking the IMEI number. Regards Warwick On 5/7/09 9:59 AM, "Ronda Brown" wrote: > > Hi Warwick, > > On 05/07/2009, at 9:00 AM, Wa

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme - now backup

Hi Warwick, On 05/07/2009, at 9:00 AM, Warwick Gaff wrote: Robert The particular 3G device is mobile based and has never required me to enter on any PC/MAC either a username or password unless accessing account details from there websites and my email. Virgin verbally informed me that t

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme - now backup

would still like to know some basics. >>>> >>>> Being a novice do you really require a Modem Router to connect to >>>> the telephone line? >>>> >>>> Also my old backup system has been usurped by my son who has filled >>>> i

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme - now backup

s filled it with his stuff. So its time to update. What is a good system? I do do not require masses of storage. But want a system that is located away from our computers. I am looking at Time Capsule - to replace Airport Extreme and give easy backup. Looking to put it in a different part of the

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme - now backup

ystem has been usurped by my son who has filled >> it with his stuff. >> >> So its time to update. What is a good system? I do do not require >> masses of storage. But want a system that is located away from our >> computers. >> >> I am looking at Time Ca

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme - now backup

stuff. So its time to update. What is a good system? I do do not require masses of storage. But want a system that is located away from our computers. I am looking at Time Capsule - to replace Airport Extreme and give easy backup. Looking to put it in a different part of the house (in case

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme - now backup

system? I do do not require masses of storage. But want a system that is located away from our computers. I am looking at Time Capsule - to replace Airport Extreme and give easy backup. Looking to put it in a different part of the house (in case of fire or even hidden in case of a break in

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme

On 03/07/2009, at 6:40 PM, Joe Baker wrote: Hi all I admit that trying to get Airport Extreme to do what I want is a battle. It is a continual source of frustration. I have an iMac and connect to the internet via Airport Extreme connected to a modem router connected to the phone line

Re: Connecting to Airport Extreme

Hi all I admit that trying to get Airport Extreme to do what I want is a battle. It is a continual source of frustration. I have an iMac and connect to the internet via Airport Extreme connected to a modem router connected to the phone line. (Actually when I brought the Airport Extreme

Re: Apple Airport Extreme card internal for G5 wanted

Thanks Robert I had forgotten about OWC, that was silly of me and yes the USB option might be the way I should go :) Thank you everyone. Roger On 23/05/2009, at 6:06 PM, Robert Howells wrote: Roger , you asked for an airport extreme for some reason , but there are some alternatives

Re: Apple Airport Extreme card internal for G5 wanted

Roger , you asked for an airport extreme for some reason , but there are some alternatives , and IF you are not set on the Airport Extreme try looking here <http://eshop.macsales.com/search/wireless+networking> It will give you an idea what the alternatives might be depend

Re: Apple Airport Extreme card internal for G5 wanted

Hi Roger I've been on the waiting list at two Apple stores since January, I'm going to try America instead but I have been advised from another Apple owner that the Airport card had been discontinued. If you are successful please let me know, Kind regards Tony -- The WA Macintosh User Grou

Re: Apple Airport Extreme card internal for G5 wanted

Ah I see I have a dual 2.3 G5 so I guess one of the last ones ? Roger On 23/05/2009, at 1:21 PM, Robert Howells wrote: On 23/05/2009, at 12:35 PM, Roger Kortas wrote: Hi Does anyone know where I could get one of these from and what the cost might be? best regards Roger You need to

Re: Apple Airport Extreme card internal for G5 wanted

On 23/05/2009, at 12:35 PM, Roger Kortas wrote: Hi Does anyone know where I could get one of these from and what the cost might be? best regards Roger You need to identify which G5 model early models are PCI next models havePCI & PCI-X last model PCI Express Use Mactracker

Apple Airport Extreme card internal for G5 wanted

Hi Does anyone know where I could get one of these from and what the cost might be? best regards Roger Roger P Kortas Haiyan Kortas PH: 61 8 08 9381 4046 Mob: 0413 307995 rkor...@iinet.net.au roger.kor...@wanews.com.au ro...@rkortas.com -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Arc

WTB: Airport Extreme card.

if anyone has a working one of these: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3024?viewlocale=en_US laying around doing nothing please let me know as I'm going to be needing to run my G5 tower wireless. They are no longer listed in apple's online store so hopefully someone here has one before I buy

Re: What ADSL2+ router with Airport Extreme?

Hi Steven, your friend is <http://whirlpool.net.au/> This is an extensive site that will answer all of your questions and more. There is a forum on there especially dedicated to iiNet including the router question. Eugene On 16/03/2008, at 11:41 AM, Steven wrote: I have an A

Re: What ADSL2+ router with Airport Extreme?

Hi, I'm using an iinet ADSL+ router, went for the non wireless as I have the Airport extreme and express, like you, so wireless would be superfluous. If the one port modem still allows you to plug in your phone, for VOIP, then it would pretty much do the job. Unless you've ever felt you

What ADSL2+ router with Airport Extreme?

I have an Airport Extreme (and an Express), which I've used in the past with a cable modem. However I'm about to move house and will now probably run with iiNet's Naked DSL, so I'll need to get an ADSL2+ (prefereably VOPI enabled) router. If I buy an iiNet recommended router,

[FORSALE] Apple Airport Extreme Wireless Card

Hi WAMUG folks. I've got an Apple Airport Extreme Wireless card up for grabs... As- new condition. A list of compatible computers can be found at this URL: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107440 I'm asking $60 or nearest offer... Will happily post out (free posta

Re: Airport Extreme query

I believe that this will work with a USB hub - if you have the new square Airport Extreme (not the old UFO shaped one). I plan to do a similar thing in the not-too-distant future. On 27/09/2007, at 12:03 PM, Severin Crisp wrote: I have an Airport Extreme Base station with one of my printers

Airport Extreme query

I have an Airport Extreme Base station with one of my printers plugged in to the USB port. The printer is accessed by my G5 and a G3 iMac via Ethernet and a MacBook via wireless. I would like to add a disc drive as well for shared items but there is only one USB port. Is it possible to

New Software Updates: Security Update 2007-007, Airport Extreme Update 2007-4, Safari 3.03, iPhone 1.01

, PHP, Quartz Composer, Samba, SquirrelMail Tomcat, WebCore, WebKit Safari 3 Beta Update 3.0.3 http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306174 Appears to fix problems with WebKit and dose not change any of safari UI apparently Airport Extreme Update 2007-4 Apple doesn't say much about

Re: Airport Extreme

Just wondering if anyone has a surplus Airport Extreme (Base Station, not the card) that they want to sell? I have a friend who would like one to use with her MacBook. Contact me off-line if you like. Thanks Jon Jon Davison Creative Training courses The Futuresphere Queenslea Drive

Re: PCI alternatives to Airport extreme?

old obsolete information from way back when for the old PCMCIA 11b cards - the newer airport extreme proprietary cards are under $80 new and seen them go as low as $40 on ebay and I've helped find and purchase for friends and co-workers the old style for as little as $25 off ebay so as y

Re: PCI alternatives to Airport extreme?

s somewhat helpful anyway! Regards, Dustin Dustin Marcus Service and Support Artref Pty Ltd 614 Hay Street Jolimont WA 6014 (08) 93875088 (ph) (08) 93875722 (fax) [EMAIL PROTECTED] On 24/04/2007, at 2:56 PM, Mark Secker wrote: my s/h G5 doesn't have AIrport Extreme card - Apple store

PCI alternatives to Airport extreme?

my s/h G5 doesn't have AIrport Extreme card - Apple store lists them as being $79 - I already have the aerial you need for it to work with the G5 towers (but strangely not an aerial for the built in bluetooth unit (yeh weird I know, you figure.that one .. but guess that's the

Airport Extreme (Can't Get it to Work)

Hi I am having no luck getting this to work with a MacBook either as: - a standalone for airtunes (without dropping out - Mac and Base Station are presently 20cm apart - in operation, they will usually be 2-3m apart - in the same room); or - as a repeater with a relatively new Netgear wirel

Re: Price Drops on Displays and Airport Extreme Card

On 08/08/2006, at 12:34 , Daniel Kerr wrote: You can't buy Apple RAM over the counter anymore anyway, you can only buy it when you BTO (Build to order) a new machine. And yes, you sometimes find that BTO Apple RAM is dearer then third party after market RAM. Although in saying that, I've so

Re: Price Drops on Displays and Airport Extreme Card

On 8/8/06 1:02 PM, "Kathy Quinlan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Daniel Kerr wrote: >> You can't buy Apple RAM over the counter anymore anyway, you can only buy it >> when you BTO (Build to order) a new machine. And yes, you sometimes find >> that BTO Apple RAM is dearer then third party after m

Re: Price Drops on Displays and Airport Extreme Card

Daniel Kerr wrote: You can't buy Apple RAM over the counter anymore anyway, you can only buy it when you BTO (Build to order) a new machine. And yes, you sometimes find that BTO Apple RAM is dearer then third party after market RAM. Although in saying that, I've sometimes found some of it to be t

Re: Price Drops on Displays and Airport Extreme Card

One would hope. Disclaimer. I sell RAM to my clients, albeit for about $10 profit per stick if i'm really lucky. - Matt On 08/08/2006, at 12:27 PM, Oldham, Toby wrote: Heh heh - I never do Matt. I thought I'd heard on the Grapevine though that Apple were attempting to be more competitive

Re: Price Drops on Displays and Airport Extreme Card

You can't buy Apple RAM over the counter anymore anyway, you can only buy it when you BTO (Build to order) a new machine. And yes, you sometimes find that BTO Apple RAM is dearer then third party after market RAM. Although in saying that, I've sometimes found some of it to be the same price. I gue

Re: Price Drops on Displays and Airport Extreme Card

Heh heh - I never do Matt. I thought I'd heard on the Grapevine though that Apple were attempting to be more competitive in that area. T. On 8/8/06 12:23 PM, "Matthew Healey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 08/08/2006, at 10:02 AM, Oldham, Toby wrote: > >> The Mac Pros are nice looking machin

Re: Price Drops on Displays and Airport Extreme Card

On 08/08/2006, at 10:02 AM, Oldham, Toby wrote: The Mac Pros are nice looking machines ... But the price tag ... I jumped onto the Apple store and configured the 'recommended' workstation. Bumped the ram to 2gig, left the drive as is, chucked in the ATI graphics card and added Bluetooth an

Re: Price Drops on Displays and Airport Extreme Card

ma Display pricing as well:- > > 20" is now $1150 > 23" is now $1599 > 30" is now $3199 > Brightness on the 20" and 23" has been increased to 300 cd/m2 and 700:1 > contrast ratio. > > And the Airport Extreme card came down from $119 to $79. >

Price Drops on Displays and Airport Extreme Card

With WWDC 2006 Apple also dropped the Cinema Display pricing as well:- 20" is now $1150 23" is now $1599 30" is now $3199 Brightness on the 20" and 23" has been increased to 300 cd/m2 and 700:1 contrast ratio. And the Airport Extreme card came down from $119 to $79. A

Airport Extreme Card gone

The Airport Extreme card has been swapped for an Airport card, thanks to all who responded. Glenn. On 29/06/2006, at 1:36 PM, Holipac info wrote: I have an Airport Extreme card for sale. This card is suitable for Macs that are Airport Extreme ready: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html

Airport Extreme Card available

I have an Airport Extreme card for sale. This card is suitable for Macs that are Airport Extreme ready: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107440 $60 if you pick it up (Shenton Park), or $70 and I will post to you in an Express Post bag. Please email me off list if you are

WTB: Airport Extreme Power Supply

Hi All WAMUGgers A GMUG colleague up here in sunny Gero has lost/mislaid the power supply for her Airport Extreme Base Station. The one for mine is labelled Foxlink Technologies Model T012A051 Output 5.1v 2.4A centre terminal positive. Do all base stations have the same input voltage an

Re: Airport Extreme Interference

Thanks Shay, Do the updates come directly from the Update Software facility? If they do, yes, I have. I have also reset the base station but as yet I haven't had it reconfigured from scratch. I would have to get the techo out again to do that. :( I'm only a mere designer. You can downloa

Re: Airport Extreme Interference

er is not connecting, when the laptop has a fuzzy signal, the computer has a fuzzy signal). Both computers get there signal from the Airport Extreme base station and normally they are both about 3 metres from it. Have you installed the Airport Firmware updates? I'd also try poking its r

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