I have the Airport Extreme wireless from Apple. Can the TG862G work with the Airport Extreme without conflict?
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I am using an Extreme Airport router with mine. I have a PC, not a MAC, and my computer has never been able to find my airport extreme or airport express by scanning. I have to manually config by ip address. Default IP for both is 10.0.1.1 You will need to connect cat 5 cable from your PC to one of the four ports on the extreme router, not the internet port. This should allow you to access the configuration settings. Once you set it up and reset it, then connect one end of the cat 5 cable to one port of the modem and one end to the internet port of the extreme. The modem will then assign it a dynamic IP address. Look up the MAC address of the extreme while you are in config settings and write it down before you reboot it. Or better yet take screen shots. Then you can go into the DHCP clients page in the modem config screens and see what the new IP address is. Once the new IP address is assigned, you will then use that address the next time you need to go into your extreme and change any settings. It is kind of a royal pain in the ass, but it does work.
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I am sorry that I cannot answer this question. I have no recent experience with Apple computers. This is a Docsis 3.0 modem; if you only need a docsis 3.0 modem, this is an expensive alternative. Again, I cannot provide any definitive answer to your specific question. Sorry.
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There isn't a thunderbolt port on the Airport Extreme router so it will not work with this drive
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I presume that the "10.2.8" is the OS X operating system version ("Jaguar"). The time frame in question (2001-2002) is about the time Apple transitioned from "Airport" to Airport-Extreme". These two cards are NOT compatible; my iMac (1999) uses the older "airport" card with adapter. The Apple website has pictures and compatibility charts. If you have the compatible, failed card, compare it to the pictures. Use Google to look for: Apple airport card. There are links between the two card type pages on the Apple site. Sorry I can't be more help. I presume that the "10.2.8" is the OS X operating system version ("Jaguar"). The time frame in question (2001-2002) is about the time Apple transitioned from "Airport" to Airport-Extreme". These two cards are NOT compatible; my iMac (1999) uses the older "airport" card with adapter. The Apple website has pictures and compatibility charts. If you have the compatible, failed card, compare it to the pictures. Use Google to look for: Apple airport card. There are links between the two card type pages on the Apple site. Sorry I can't be more help.
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I'm not really proficient with this network wireless stuff. My configuration is a Macbook with 802.11a,b,g,n and and Air Express which works like your router so I suspect it is a fit, but I think I looked it up on the Asus site to confirm it myself. Bad habit not to write down notes on these system upgrades.
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Sorry, I don't own any iOS devices, but ethernet and wifi are outside of the OS creaters (IE Apple, Microsoft and Linux distros) and its definition is controlled by a division of IEEE. That said, routers should work with any wired or wireless device you connect to it.
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I went through three Tivo brand adapters -- they each stopped working after several months. Finally out of desperation I simply plugged my Apple AirPort directly into my Tivo, and it has worked fine ever since! So no, don't waste your money on the inferior Tivo brand wireless adapter.
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I would appreciate any information out there about this very same issue! My boyfriend has a PC desktop that is not wireless and I need to find a reliable router so I can use my wireless Mac laptop in another room of the house. Airport Extreme has been recommended to me by the local Apple store but neither of us are computer savvy or technically inclined and I have my doubts.
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I don't know; however, i owned this router for approximately 1 1/2 years. It worked great until one year, then, i had to reboot it constantly. Tech support was also not much help. I finally bought a new router. Apple Airport Extreme. No problems since. Obviously i don't recommend this router.
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The Range Extender uses your electrical outlets as its transmission line. Wherever the Apple Airport is plugged in becomes a transmitter to the extender which is connected to the PC or other device by an Ethernet cable. When I plugged this unit into the outlet and connected to the PC I had a good signal and the PC works great. Set up was a little tricky. I downloaded the manual online and that made the set-up quite simple. The extender that I purchased was a refurbished model but has worked flawlessly. I love this product.
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No, this doesn't work with any Apple wireless protocols. Only a proprietary Microsoft protocol that is not compatible with Apple. Very disappointing.
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I have a Verizon Fios-provided gateway router attached to my Extreme. I disabled the wifi on the gateway and only use it as a modem providing signal through an Ethernet cord to my Extreme. I've had no problems at all.
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Thanks for your question. This TotalMount is compatible with the first through fifth generations of AirPort Extreme, so it will fit your 3rd generation AirPort Extreme like a glove.
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The TG852 version I bought did not have a built in router. Where the modem is located is not good for a router signal. Someday I will connect a separate router located in a good location to the modem with a wire.
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Yes, the 13.3 Macbook has Airport Extreme. You may may wish to go here to see all of its features and to download a manual: http://everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook/specs/macbook-core-2-duo-2.13-white-13-mid-2009-nvidia-specs.html
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I could not set up a 5ghz network with the latest airport utility for windows, it only has options for 2.4ghz. Called Apple support an they confirmed that you cannot setup a 5ghz network with version 5.x of the Airport utility and version 6.x is not available for windows.
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i, too, am curious about this. all my laptops are mac, but my internet is hooked to a desktop pc which would host the airport extreme.
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I have owned 2 macs and they both worked fine with my netgear router. It'll detect your network just like any other wifi device should.