Can this be used a a repeater with a apple time capsule?
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Yes AirPort Extreme can be used to extend an existing network or create a new network.
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I presume that what you are asking is if this can work as an access point or as a repeater. If that is your question, that yes it can be configured that way. If I missed what you really want to know, please ask it again.
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I cinfigured it as an access point to plug in my ethernet wired phones and it worked. I did read that it can be configured as a repeater, but did not try it that way.
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Probably not. I use it with a repeater works great. In that your in a timer area. I would say half mile at best
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I suppose you can, even in repeater mode you can use the ethernet connection from this adapter. And also it would respect the static ip address you select for the server. So I guess you can.
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I have a newer Airport Extreme Time Capsule and it works fine with that too. I am networking the WD Book through my Time Capsule so I can share the drive via WiFi for backing up my and my wife's iMacs using Time Machine. It works great. Took me a couple of minutes to find and go through the mounting procedure but after that it is working just as it should. Here's a link to the instructions on Apple's site: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204664
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Yes it will, but the mobilelite app will not allow video , the best app is "files connect" but this cost £3.99 but that also gives the option of making any hard drive a network drive so making the mobile lite redundant , if I had known this I would not of brought the mobile lite, just the great "files connect" app which is free to download to any PC/mac to allow file sharing and making any hard drive connected useable anywhere in world . Hope this helps. Save your money for the app. Or best way is to get an apple time capsule that take work out of any setting up , just down load airport free app and it connects straight away , Yes it will, but the mobilelite app will not allow video , the best app is "files connect" but this cost £3.99 but that also gives the option of making any hard drive a network drive so making the mobile lite redundant , if I had known this I would not of brought the mobile lite, just the great "files connect" app which is free to download to any PC/mac to allow file sharing and making any hard drive connected useable anywhere in world . Hope this helps. Save your money for the app. Or best way is to get an apple time capsule that take work out of any setting up , just... » Read More Yes it will, but the mobilelite app will not allow video , the best app is "files connect" but this cost £3.99 but that also gives the option of making any hard drive a network drive so making the mobile lite redundant , if I had known this I would not of brought the mobile lite, just the great "files connect" app which is free to download to any PC/mac to allow file sharing and making any hard drive connected useable anywhere in world . Hope this helps. Save your money for the app. Or best way is to get an apple time capsule that take work out of any setting up , just down load airport free app and it connects straight away , « Show Less
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That was not your original question. You asked if it worked with Time Machine. It does. Any external disk will work with TM as far as I know, the bigger and faster the disk, the better. But Time Capsule, is a different animal, it is an external network device, router/switch that is both wired and wireless that contains a disk to back up to on the network as well as a USB port. In my opinion binding the two together is not a great win. It may be convenient for Apple users who want to stay simple and supported and use Apple for the sake of using Apple. You get more (or equal in some cases) bang for your buck by getting a non-Apple device for back up in most cases.
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It's only repeating your original router's wifi signal, so I don't see why it wouldn't. If you can connect your Apple products to your original router, than you should be able to connect to this. But this assumes that you have set it up correctly as a repeater to extend your wifi signal. If it's not set up properly, your Apple products will only see your original router.
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Yes. No problem. Just hook it up to your Mac, open up Time Machine and follow the simple instructions.
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I use a Harmony 650 with the repeater unit everyday. It nearly always works on the first attempt, only rarely requiring a touch to the Harmony "help" button.
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Not out of the box...the backup features the Time Capsule uses are built into the Mac OS X software. This link might help explain it better than I could:https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5229376
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I use this exclusively with multiple Mac's, and it performs beautifully, dependent on the reliability and speed of your router, of course. I'm not sure what you mean by your plans to connect via a time Capsule, which is an independent drive. You'll need to connect through a router, I think, such as the Airport Extreme or any other router with an open ethernet port. Check the Seagate page for the specific configuration you plan, and I think they'll prove responsive to any questions you have. Hope this helps.
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You can use it as a client or access point. It can be set as a repeater via was. But that will only work with the m5 line of ubiquity equipment.
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Time Capsule works with the Apple Time Machine app and will do automatic backups of any Apple computer. It also has a WiFi hot spot and serves as a switch in a network.
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No, the Wumc710 it's not designed as a repeater, it's basically a wireless ethernet extension to your router unlike a wireless adapter it does not need to be connected to a computer! if you need to extend your range you should get a range extender or repeater like Netgear AC1200 High Power 700mW Dual Band Wi-Fi Range Extender - Desktop with 5 Ports (EX6200)
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Probably not. This is very old tech and would be using a PC style serial connector. If I remember correctly (from MANY years ago when I owned one) it did not communicate with my Mac. Unless they have updated it over the years it may have problems communicating with newer PCs.