03-19-2018 11:16 AM - edited 03-19-2018 12:33 PM
Hello,
Recently upgraded my Internet to the T3200M and would like to run my time capsule with it to back up my laptop. How do I do this?
Thank you,
Piker
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03-21-2018 01:57 PM
Here you go!
Plug your TimeCapsule LAN to T3200M with Ethernet cable
Open the Airport Utility (in LaunchPad > Other)
You may need to select an Ethernet network under the Other Wi-Fi Devices Button.
Click on the discovered TimeCapsule, and click on Edit
Base Station Tab >> Set Base Station Name and a Password and write them down somewhere safe. I choose to remember the password in Keychain.
Internet Tab >> Connect Using DHCP
Wireless Network Tab >> I chose Off, as I use the T3200M as my network controller.
Network Tab >> Router Mode Off (Bridge Mode)
Disks Tab >> I set up a single partition. Secure Shared Disks with a device password.
This should create a TimeCapsule disk on your network which is not a Wi-Fi connection, and uses your regular network for wireless connections. The additional LAN connections on the TC act as a switch, so you can add two other Networked devices.
In Time Machine Preferences (in System Preferences), select the partition you created above, and you should be good to go.
03-19-2018 05:21 PM - edited 03-19-2018 05:27 PM
You should be able to set the Time Capsule so it acts as neither a router or DHCP server, and it should work perfectly. Connect the Time Capsule to the T3200M LAN to LAN, and use the Airport Utility to set it up. If you can wait until Wednesday, I can post steps.
03-19-2018 09:08 PM
03-21-2018 01:57 PM
Here you go!
Plug your TimeCapsule LAN to T3200M with Ethernet cable
Open the Airport Utility (in LaunchPad > Other)
You may need to select an Ethernet network under the Other Wi-Fi Devices Button.
Click on the discovered TimeCapsule, and click on Edit
Base Station Tab >> Set Base Station Name and a Password and write them down somewhere safe. I choose to remember the password in Keychain.
Internet Tab >> Connect Using DHCP
Wireless Network Tab >> I chose Off, as I use the T3200M as my network controller.
Network Tab >> Router Mode Off (Bridge Mode)
Disks Tab >> I set up a single partition. Secure Shared Disks with a device password.
This should create a TimeCapsule disk on your network which is not a Wi-Fi connection, and uses your regular network for wireless connections. The additional LAN connections on the TC act as a switch, so you can add two other Networked devices.
In Time Machine Preferences (in System Preferences), select the partition you created above, and you should be good to go.