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How to extend the range of Airport extreme
We are in a one floor office environment. At the two far ends of the office the WiFi signal is marginal. How can I extend the range of our Time Capsule - 2TB so that everyone can back into it and have reliable internet access? Is there some repeaters station set-up available?)
- Asked by Ruben S from Houston
- Oct 23, 2009
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how can i extend my airport extreme range
We have a large stone house, I have bought an airport extreme but the signal strength on my mac air and iphone have not improved from the old Belkin router I had. Can I get a booster?
- Asked by Mike S
- Feb 25, 2011
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Use one Airport Extreme to extend range or other Airport Extreme
I currently have the 4th Gen. Aiport Extreme and want to upgrade to the 5th Generation. Can I use the 5th gen as a primary (hard wired) and then the 4th gen as a range extender?
- Asked by Cyprian C from Moose Factory
- Sep 10, 2012
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Can Airport Extreme extend the range of a Time Capsule?
I have a Time Capsule connected to my DSL modem. My WiFi is already extended with an Airport Express. I would like to add an Airport Extreme to extend to a different part of the house and also because i need 2 or 3 wired internet connections there. Will this work and is it necessary to turn off router functions in the Airport Extreme if the TC is already my router?
- Asked by Steven S from Encino
- Jan 6, 2012
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Can I use more than one airport express as range extenders with an extreme?
- Asked by Matthew J from Springfield
- Nov 15, 2009
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Can I use an Airport Extreme to extend the range of an Airport Express base station?
I currently have a wireless network configured using an Airport Express as a base station, with 3 additional Airport Express units connected to extend the range of that base station and to stream iTunes music to each unit, each of which is connected to a powered speaker or hi-fi.
What I want to do now is add the more robust Airport Extreme as a another range extender for the Airport Express base station and place the new Airport Extreme in a central location in our home. We will not be using the Extreme for anything except 802.11n range extension (e.g, no music streaming), but I am expecting that with its additional power and range, it can provide wireless connectivity to iPhones, laptops and iPads that are used typically in this core area of the home. My Airport Express base station and the additional range extension units are located in adjacent home office, libraary and fitness center rooms all located on the same (ground level) floor. The base station is perhaps 50 feet away from where I will situate the new Airport Extreme range extender unit. It is nearly of sight with two intervening windows and a single 6" thick brick/concrete wall between the base station and where I will place the Airport Extreme. With this understanding of what I need to accomplish, will the Airport Extreme fill the requirement? Every question I have browsed talks about the opposite situation--extending the range of an Extreme using Airport Express routers. My primary use of these products is streaming music and secondarily we obtain widespread use of wireless connectivity for other needs.
Another option for an Airport Extreme is to locate one of these units in upstairs in a distant, remote area of the house. I have supplied this area with a CAT-5 cable that originates in my office using an ethernet switch, so a wireless router can be added to deliver service in that area. Will this work using the Extreme? Thanks!!- Asked by William J from Apo
- Nov 13, 2010
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How does the Airport Express range compare to an Airport Extreme? I want to extend my network.
- Asked by Malcolm D from San Rafael
- Sep 4, 2012
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Can I extend my range by using two airports? If not, is there any way to do it using the AirPort Extreme?
- Asked by Peter G from Hilton Head Island
- Dec 14, 2010
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Can I use the Airport Extreme as a Repeater or an Network Extender?
I work in a yard where my iPhone and HP laptop can see a wireless signal but I'm so far away I cannot connect to the signal to use it. Can I use the Airport Extreme like the Express as a repeater? I don't know if it matters but the internet signal does require a user name and password in order to be used. I'm assuming that since the extreme cost more it could potentially work with a greater range, or is it about the same?
- Asked by Michael A from Murrieta
- Apr 3, 2010
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How do I configure two airport extremes to extend their range in a large house?
- Asked by Arthur B from Seattle
- Feb 11, 2010
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can I connect multiple Extremes with Cat5 to extend range
I'm trying to provide WiFi signal to our entire church. All areas, with the exception of the sanctuary, receive a signal from a central router; however, the sanctuary is enclosed by metal, and the WiFi signal will not penetrate. I've tried to extend the network into the sanctuary using an Airport Express, but we can't get enough signal. I would like to connect 2 or more Airport Extreme's with Cat5, with one of the Extreme's inside the sanctuary. Can this be done ???
- Asked by Walter L from Wetumpka
- Jul 6, 2011
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can the Airport express be used to extend an already existing Airport Extreme wireless network?
I would like to be able to wirelessly expand the range of an Airport Extreme router, but without having to spend $79 more than the Airport express.
- Asked by Joshua B from Waterford
- Apr 8, 2010
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We have Airport Extreme plus 4 in ceiling WAPs in our home. Can you plug the WAPs into the airport extreme to extend range?
Home has structured wiring with ethernet and 4 in ceiling WAPS wired into OnQ box. WAPs don't work well because when more than one person is online, the other gets booted off.
We have multiple mac laptops and MacPro plus sometimes need option for PC to be seen by our wireless network. How can we continue to use the in ceiling WAPS and incorporate them with our Airport Extreme?- Asked by Jennifer C from Scottsdale
- Feb 14, 2010
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How do I attach an airport express to my existing airport extreme system and will it help extend the range of coverage of my wifi?
- Asked by Lynn P from Manhattan
- Mar 31, 2010
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Can you chain more than one airport express as wireless extenders?
I have an airport extreme and an airport express used as a wireless extender. I need more range still. Can I add another airport express to extend the signal even further?
- Asked by Kenneth W from Charlotte
- Nov 8, 2011
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I purchased a WRT160N Linksys router. It doesn't have the range to cover the whole house. Can a Airport Extreme Bridge (via ethernet) to the Linksys?
We also have a Airport Express. Will that also help extend our wireless?
- Asked by Madhusudan I
- Aug 12, 2010
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Can the airport extreme connect to an actiontec router
I have Verizon Fios with an Actiontec router and I'm curios if the Airport Extreme be used to extend the range to my second floor? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
- Asked by Darren M from Hemet
- Jan 15, 2012
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Extending WiFi from PC to Macbook
I have a PC which is connected by an ethernet cable to a wireless router. On another part of the house however I don't get a fast connection using my Macbook. Can I use airport extreme by connecting it to the router with an ethernet cable? Will this improve the range and performance?
- Asked by Phil R from Aberdeen
- Dec 18, 2012
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Can the Extreme Base Station be used as a range extender?
I already have a wireless router in the basement but I don't get good strong signal upstairs. Can I install this base station and set it up as a range extender to boost the signal upstairs?
- Asked by Michael S from Gander
- Nov 8, 2009
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