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The first AirPort Extreme was announced at the MacWorld expo in San Francisco on January 7, 2003.
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Versions of the same system with a built-in network-accessible hard drive are known as the AirPort Time Capsule.Īpple discontinued developing its lineup of wireless routers in 2016, but as of 2023 continues limited hardware and software support. The latest model, the 6th generation, supports 802.11ac networking in addition to older standards. The AirPort Extreme is a residential gateway combining the functions of a router, network switch, wireless access point and NAS as well as varied other functions, and one of Apple's former AirPort products. Check for Ooma dial tone again.The back of a 2007 AirPort Extreme Historical development of some wireless router chipset variants
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When scanned, password entered, Saved and done, reboot the Ooma Telo with the network cable removed from the Internet port.
Rescan and reenter the Apple Airport Extreme Wi-Fi password, etc. Then go back into Ooma Setup and delete your Wi-Fi network name again, by placing a check mark in the box in front of the network name, then clicking on the delete button. Reconnect the network cable to the Ooma Telo Internet port (allows ease of access to Ooma Setup). If after the Ooma Setup Wireless page Setup had been completed, your Ooma Telo boots to the solid Blue Ooma Symbol using the Ooma Telo Wireless Wi-Fi USB dongle connected to the Ooma Telo, and you have the Ooma dial tone with the network cable removed from the Ooma Telo Internet port go back into the Apple Airport Extreme and set the Wi-Fi security level to WPA2PSK/AES or near this level. Next Rescan, place a check mark in the box located in front of the Apple Airport Extreme Wi-Fi name that pops up, click on the Next button, enter the Airport Extreme Wi-Fi password, Save and disconnect the network cable from the Ooma Telo Internet port. In the Wireless page, and if still showing, delete your Apple Airport Extreme Wi-Fi network name, by placing a check mark in the box in front of the network name, then clicking on the delete button. If Wi-Fi is turned on in the computer, temporarily turn off Wi-Fi in the computer. Go into Ooma Setup, using a network cable connected from the Wired Lan port of a computer, to the Home port of the Ooma Telo. Then do the Wireless setup procedure in Ooma Setup, Wireless page, with a network cable temporarily connected from one of the Apple Airport Extreme LAN ports to the Ooma Telo Internet port.
Then set your Apple Airport Extreme Wi-Fi Security Level setting temporarily set to Off, (to make sure that the Apple Airport Extreme will connect Wirelessly to the Ooma Telo). Make sure that the Apple Airport Extreme Wi-Fi is turned on and setup properly with a password before starting. Your process seems pretty detailed for my level. I see others have connect via wifi with the apple AE but mine won't. Tech Support said something about the router was blocking it. Tdecl wrote:TBird, thanks for the info but my issue is that Ooma sees the Apple AE but won't connect.
Hope this helps somebody in decision making.
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The download speed was ~24 Mbps (since Comcast says only up to 15 Mbps for my service, that is pretty amazing). Also, when connecting wirelessly via a computer with 802.11n, I didn't see a slowdown through the router. There was no slowdown through the Telo I was happy to find (I hadn't actually tested that before). The setup has been working for a few weeks now with no problems - I haven't even had to reset the router which surely I would have had to do more than once with my old Linksys (it was 802.11b, so old).Īs a side note, I did a few speed tests hooking the computer directly to the modem, then straight into the Telo, and then wirelessly via the router. There was one yellow blinking light (perhaps it was yellow and green) that I acknowledged, but no unusual errors in the log. I installed the new router and did not encounter any problems. I used that set up because Airport does not have QOS settings. I have Comcast cable and my set up is Modem -> ooma Telo -> Airport Extreme. Since I've found reading posts on the subject very helpful, I thought I should just post a no problem case. I recently upgraded my router to Apple Airport Extreme (2011 version).
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