Will I be able to connect my apple time capsule up since my home router is in the master bedroom in another room?
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I have this Belkin wireless link upstairs in the game room and my router is in the kitchen downstairs and they connect without any problem.
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I am not conversant with the apple time capsule but anything that is made to connect to ethernet through a cable (not USB) can be used. This device connects to the wireless network and presents itself as a wired port (actually 4) you can connect any device that can connect to a ethernet network. For example an old desktop or whatever. I have been using it without any problem for my Logitech Revue which has a bad wifi but has also a port for wired connection.
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Steve, The camera's configuration is all web page based. If your Mac is able to display web pages, it should be able to configure the camera. If you are able to leave a network cable permanently connected between the camera and your router, if you just want to be able to view the camera remotely, the only thing that you need to do to the camera is change its default password. If you plan to view the camera remotely using an iPhone, iPad, Android device (phone or tablet), or a Windows computer using the Camera Live application, your router does not require any port forwarding capabilities. The challenge for you will be locating the camera on your network (finding the camera's current IP address) so that you can change the default password and configure the camera's wireless settings. I do not have a Mac, so I cannot confirm for certain what works for a Mac. There is a CameraSetup.dmg file in a folder named "Mac Software" on the mini-CD that is included with the camera. If your Mac has a CD autoloader, DO NOT insert the mini-CD into the autoloader - instead use another computer to save that program to a USB memory key or to email the program to your MAC. I am assuming that the Camera Setup program for the Mac works like the Camera Setup program for Windows computers. If so, the program should automatically locate the camera on your network (with the camera temporarily connected to your router with the included network cable), and allow you to configure the camera's password and/or display the web page based camera configuration pages (or live camera view). The camera ships with a "Quick Start Guide for Mac with Airport Extreme or Time Capsule Only" manual, which may be sufficient for your needs.
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It connects like any other wifi router. If you have a password set on the time capsule, you simply enter it on your device that you're trying to connect.
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So my setup is. My internet comes into my bedroom Where my wireless router is. In living room the bridge joins my computer and Xbox wired to it and then connects them to wireless network
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Short answer: Yes. Long answer: Your Mac doesn't care what device is connecting it to the Internet, as long as the device can talk via Ethernet. The cable modem will connect to your computer via Ethernet and you should be OK.
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Yes and no. I have a Mac that's running OS 10.8 (Mountain Lion) and the Cisco connect software that is supposed to make connections easy doesn't work with the new OS. However, I was able to manually configure the router and I'm using it right now with my Mac, my PC laptop and my Android tablet.
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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.
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It all depends on your router. I had to go to the APPLE Airport Extreme because my home is three stories.
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Depends on your distance from your Apple router and Roku box. I have found that a distance of more than 30 ft gives lower quality experience with Roku. This is due to Roku having small size and small wi-fi antenna or lower quality wi-fi chip. The fix is to use a Cisco-Linksys WET610N Dual-Band Wireless-N Gaming and Video Adapter to use the ethernet port of roku device instead of its internal wi-fi. If you are not comfortable with bridge, then go with powerline kit like this one Linksys Powerline AV Wireless Network Extender (PLWK400)
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You would have to run a Ethernet cable from the router to the bed room or if you have the Roamio plus you can set it up using MOCA that uses the cable to send it to the mini. If you have a Roamio basic you would have to but a MOCA adapter.
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I was not able to do it last night. I had to 'un-hide' my SSID to set it up, then when I went back and 'hid' my SSID it could not connect. [Setting it in repeater mode]. So now my SSID remains 'un-hidden', I've since just implemented a MAC ACL. Please let me know if you've had better luck.
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It should be compatible. The Apple Time Capsule Router specs say you can connect a printer via USB or Ethernet. The Brother HL3170CDW printer has both of those options.
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the time capsule is a hotspot for your home. It connects to your cable internet at home, then your computer or tablet connects to the Time Capsule
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I set two of these up as repeaters to extend the WiFi signal in our home. I used a Macbook Pro to configure them and then later, to access the network through them. I had no problems.
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Hi. You can't do that directly, you must use iTunes to stream movies from your Time Capsule (connected to your PC/MAC) to your Apple TV.
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Absolutely yes, I have that setup in my house now. Just a tip, use the second router as just an access point. Don't let the second router assign local IP addresses. I followed the instructions in this link http://www.tested.com/tech/298-how-to-use-an-old-router-to-expand-your-wi-fi-network/
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Ok, I cked and I have both airport Ext and Ethernet card. I have a Fio verizon modum in the basement that is connected and running correctly. Do I set the the Connection to 1)Airport 2)DSL (don't think so) 3)Cable in modum of 4) Ethernet. There is nothing in the back of the computer and Apple said I didn't need anything just the wireless. I have pppOL, firewire and airport (whatever that means).