How to network apple airport Videos

• 1. Apple Airport Network Setup
• 2. HIDDEN Wi-Fi setup for more security using Apple AirPort Utility.
• 3. Review of the Apple Airport network time capsule with wifi
• 4. Using Apple Airport to Connect Your Hot Tub to a Home Network | Arctic Spas
• 5. Problems with Extending network with Apple Airport Express
• 6. Apple AirPort Extreme (2013) vs. Apple Time Capsule (2012) - Speed & Signal Tests
• 7. Apple's new Airport base stations are so pretty and full of magic
• 8. 2011 Apple Airport Extreme - Unboxing
• 9. Airport Part 7 extending the network with Apple Airports Mac OS 10.5 & 10.6

Apple Airport Network Setup

User Comments

nando lobina commented on 23 Jun 2012

ok so i have a ethernet power line adapter in my room and a spare airport extreme hanging around, can i plug that ethernet power line adapter into the airport express? if so can anyone link me to a tutorial or just tell me how i to do it? GREAT VIDEO TOO MAN!

David E commented on 15 Aug 2013

I use a mobile broadband wifi router and tried to extend my network coverage inside the house but it would only allow me to connect to the network, not to extend it... I can't work out why or what's wrong?

zollotech commented on 10 Jun 2013

Yes, but I would recommend running an ethernet cable to it as opposed to wirelessly extending it. However, you can wirelessly extend the network.

Ellia Isaacs commented on 12 Oct 2012

how did you make the airport express the main router ive tried on mine but I get stuck when it tells me to plug in some cable at the back

zollotech commented on 25 Jun 2012

That depends. You can extend it using the ethernet port, but not usually wirelessly. It really depends what bios modem/router you have.

zollotech commented on 12 Jun 2013

You still have to update it, but all you need to do is use Airport Utility on the Mac, PC or iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch

Graham Werle commented on 25 Aug 2013

My network is kind of ridiculous but I have a roaming network with five airport extremes and one aiport express.

AMTFDXGDL258 commented on 19 Jun 2013

Would you recommend using an old Airport Express (plug to a/c) as a network extender for my airport extreme?

Tim W commented on 23 Jun 2012

Quick question for you. I use fios. Can I use one of these to extend my network coverage easily? Tks

NorthernPorkChop commented on 11 Jun 2013

Does it update itself or will it need connecting to a computer to do so over the network?

zollotech commented on 15 Aug 2013

The router you have may not use the same protocol to allow the Airport to extend from it

HIDDEN Wi-Fi setup for more security using Apple AirPort Utility.

Review of the Apple Airport network time capsule with wifi

User Comments

Clive Sinclair commented on 05 Aug 2015

It's not a perfect product by any means, but it can be mounted on it's side, upside down, etc - as long as it's not moved while disk access is taking place. I have mine on it's side since new (4months ago). Hard disk work in any orientation these days.

David Chavez commented on 06 Dec 2015

dont drill a hole. thats damaging the product plus they sell holders for it or be creative and invent one youreslf

Will Cronk commented on 09 Oct 2015

If you don't want it you can send it to me. lol!!!

Using Apple Airport to Connect Your Hot Tub to a Home Network | Arctic Spas

Problems with Extending network with Apple Airport Express

User Comments

NOAHD commented on 12 Sep 2015

having the same problem... how am I be able to fix it?

Jonathan Sanchez commented on 03 Nov 2015

turn on ipv6 on airport extreme

Apple AirPort Extreme (2013) vs. Apple Time Capsule (2012) - Speed & Signal Tests

User Comments

chessdude67 commented on 04 Sep 2013

Help please...So, I found your channel because I bought the same 7100 TV as you. It will be here next Wednesday. I'm also an Apple guy. Sounds like you are saying I will get a better connection speed/stronger if I buy the new Airport Extreme? I use one that is 3 years old...it's upstairs in my home office and the signal is very weak going to our iPhones and old TV. I want this new TV to be fast when I get on the internet. I do NOT have a E.N. connection down stairs. Please get back to me. Thanks

Fast, Electronic and Loud™ commented on 05 Sep 2013

Thanks you. I appreciate that! We will be showing some new 802.11ac speed testing once Apple releases new MacBook Pro Retinas and the new Mac Pro as they will have 802.11ac in them. We were going to use a new MacBook Air for 802.11ac testing, however, without a Retina display we simply cannot use it as we edit, post-production and rendering; we enjoy the Retina (we've got use to it and spoiled with it by Apple). We anticipate new iPad and iPad mini to have the 802.11ac, as well as, new iPhones.

Fast, Electronic and Loud™ commented on 05 Sep 2013

Personally, in this testing and since I've owned the new AirPort Extreme, I am having exceptional signal and reliable speeds. Additionally, I have that 2012 Time Capsule 1TB plugged in via Ethernet cable to the new Extreme. I have the wi-fi portion turned off on the Time Capsule but use it for Time Machine backups. Upstairs I use a Base Station to connect to wi-fi and provide an Ethernet connection upstairs. May sound complex, but AirPort Utility makes it a snap. Excellent speed upstairs too.

3huseyin commented on 23 Oct 2013

I had a quick question of which i would hope you could answer for me as i cant seem to find a clear answer over the net I have fibre boradband installed at my house,however,the signal barely reaches to the back room on the second floor.If it does connect,given the weakness of the signal coverage,it does not connect at a fibre rate.Would Airport Extreme help me with this?is it suitable for fibre connection? if so,can this basically be used to replace the current router that i have? Thank you!

Fast, Electronic and Loud™ commented on 16 Sep 2013

This would increase your local LAN speeds ONLY if your are upgrading from say just a wireless A/B/G/N router. The only way to increase your Internet or WAN connection speed would be to increase your package with your high-speed Internet provider. This new 802.11AC will provide greater speeds and greater coverage than previous generations. Match it with a 802.11AC wireless adapter and you will see a major increase. Hope that helps. If not, ask me more. Thanks for watching and please subscribe

Fast, Electronic and Loud™ commented on 12 Sep 2013

Thank you Brother. I have been using inSSIDer for Mac OSX which reads RSSI, channel, as well as, max data rate while showing each SSID. I happen to use the AirPort Extreme, Time Capsule 2012 and a AirPort Express in my home/office so I can see all of those APs but I want to check out what you recommended too. Thank you for passing along this information. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks for the comment, watching and please subscribe for the latest from - Fast, Electronic and Loud - .

Fast, Electronic and Loud™ commented on 14 Oct 2013

I got almost a 3x increase in signal just moving from the Time Capsule 2012. That only has 802.11a/b/g/n. With the new AirPort Extreme, you can take advantage of the new antenna design, as well as, the 802.11ac which is greater coverage and higher speeds. I would highly recommend it! I run about 13 devices, live streams, game consoles, etc off of this without a hiccup. I would buy one and take it home and test it out for yourself. Worse case scenario, keep your receipt and return it.

Fast, Electronic and Loud™ commented on 12 Sep 2013

My Internet (WAN connection) has remained the same no matter what device I used because that is controlled by Comcast with their Blast Plus cable modem Internet service which is 55Mbps download and 12Mbps upload. What made the new AirPort Extreme better than the rest is the new 802.11ac hardware combined with the new tower style antenna structure. In this video and in my experience, the signal strength increased almost 3x. Which gave a higher data rate to each connected device.

Fast, Electronic and Loud™ commented on 12 Sep 2013

I would recommend this product. Read my comment above in reply to another viewer about my Apple setup. Can also be seen on my YouTube channel, as well as, Instagram. Save your receipt and if you don't notice an increase in signal, speeds and reliability in your setup/environment, then take it back and exchange it for something that might work better for your needs. Thanks for the comment and please subscribe to receive the latest from " - Fast, Electronic and Loud - ".

Kyle Hefkin commented on 16 Sep 2013

If i connect the 2013 apple extreme right next to my Linksys router, will it speed up my connection? or is it just used to have a stronger connection to different parts of the room if i have it set up in different parts of the house but still conneced to the same router

Fast, Electronic and Loud™ commented on 14 Oct 2013

Great question and thanks for watching. Please subscribe to Fast, Electronic and Loud to receive the latest updates. We are also having a $100 iTunes Card Giveaway that ends 10/31/2013. Make sure you check that out on our channel too!!!

Apple's new Airport base stations are so pretty and full of magic

User Comments

Eddy Nelson Lopez commented on 23 Nov 2015

$200 for a freaking router? Really?

Ellery Familia commented on 11 Dec 2015

+Eddy Nelson Lopez Sounds crazy, but it's totally worth it. I've had Extreme for 7 years now, and is by far the most reliable router I've owned. I just ordered this one to replace it, and will probably keep it another 7 years.

Jason Vander commented on 11 Sep 2015

These 2 motherfuckers are looking allot like The Twin Towers..#911_confirmed #illuminati_is_real...

I eat ass commented on 15 Sep 2015

I would have likef but you're one of those nerds

UttR Concrete commented on 03 May 2015

I own both of these devices

UttR Concrete commented on 05 Jul 2015

Lol, no just need to extend my wifi range and love apple products!

Sudo Nym commented on 05 Jul 2015

+UttR Concrete Wow! You must be the new Jobs, right?

Intel & Nvidia SUXXZZZ!!! commented on 18 Apr 2015

Nobody in their right mind would buy this crappy and shitty overpriced router from crApple.

Tabish Syed commented on 13 Sep 2015

+Intel & Nvidia SUXXZZZ!!! Get off your high horse. Yes I have seen them all and all of them are consumer grade. If you want reliability, enterprise grade hardware is the way to go.

StardustDragon08 commented on 13 Sep 2015

+Intel & Nvidia SUXXZZZ!!! Nice toy you got there. I'm sure that's what everyone wants in their living room.

Intel & Nvidia SUXXZZZ!!! commented on 13 Sep 2015

+Tabish Syed You must be stupid. Have you heard the beast of a router? Have you heard of Asus? RT-AC87U? RT-AC3200? And now they have a real beast with super high performance router than will beat the crap out of this piece of crap Apple Airport!And with the same money, I would get one of those.In the meantime, check this out. And don't be a stupid fool.//www.cnet.com/au/products/asus-rt-ac5300u-router/

Tabish Syed commented on 13 Sep 2015

Apple airport extreme is actually one of the best, hardware wise. Great for access points, never needs to be reset for years unless you yank the power cord. Please do some research and educate yourself before bashing Apple, Nvidia, Intel.

gargilbert commented on 10 Sep 2015

Nah

Intel & Nvidia SUXXZZZ!!! commented on 09 Sep 2015

+insainllama its harder to configure the settings on apple router. i rather take tp link since its not only cheap but its loaded with functions.

insainllama commented on 08 Sep 2015

+Intel & Nvidia SUXXZZZ!!! Its ok, go have fun spending hours trying to configure settings.

gargilbert commented on 26 Aug 2015

+Fisia

gargilbert commented on 28 May 2015

+Intel & Nvidia SUXXZZZ!!! Make your own company. Keyboard warrior

StardustDragon08 commented on 28 May 2015

If you don't like apple, why did you click on this video and waste your time?

Intel & Nvidia SUXXZZZ!!! commented on 27 May 2015

+gargilbert why sorry? is it because you're a fukwit? you do seems like a fukwit

gargilbert commented on 27 May 2015

Im sorry asshole

Intel & Nvidia SUXXZZZ!!! commented on 27 May 2015

+gargilbert no. because its you who are using it. so you pay for yourself, you idiot.but i give you a good suggestions. sell away your apple airport and get another router.

gargilbert commented on 27 May 2015

Can you buy me another router then?

Intel & Nvidia SUXXZZZ!!! commented on 27 May 2015

+gargilbert You are indeed stupid. Don't bother replying if you don't know what the difference between real specs and overrated and overpriced products that comes from Apple.

gargilbert commented on 25 May 2015

Nupe and I dont care! It fucking works perfectly and range is sex all around my place. Easy Af

Intel & Nvidia SUXXZZZ!!! commented on 24 May 2015

You sounds like a straight moron. You don't know about real specs you idiotic cunt.

gargilbert commented on 24 May 2015

Im sorry to say it to you but i bought one before I saw this comment and the airport extreme is so easy and straight up. It even tells me when it needs an update for the firmwire thru my iphone with the AirPort Utility App that Apple Offers. Super easy like extremely.lol lol

Intel & Nvidia SUXXZZZ!!! commented on 17 May 2015

+gargilbert Go buy either Asus or TP-Link or Linksys Router. They are the best. Most PC tech reviews would recommended mostly from these brands. And F*CK Apple.//www.tomsguide.com/us/best-wifi-routers,review-2498.html//thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-wi-fi-router/

gargilbert commented on 17 May 2015

Okay what should I buy then

2011 Apple Airport Extreme - Unboxing

User Comments

MyRandomReviews commented on 28 Aug 2011

@Wiejeben - I've just recorded a full review, I'll be editing it today. But yes, it works great!

Wiejeben commented on 27 Aug 2011

And.. does the wireless router work fine?

Matt Saunders commented on 22 Aug 2011

Cool unboxing mate :)

Airport Part 7 extending the network with Apple Airports Mac OS 10.5 & 10.6