AIRPORT EXTREME PORT UPDATE
AIRPORT EXTREME PORT FULL
AIRPORT EXTREME PORT PRO
AIRPORT EXTREME PORT SOFTWARE
AIRPORT EXTREME PORT TV

AIRPORT EXTREME PORT PRO

Connecting the MacBook Pro to the same cable results in a 1000 mbit full-duplex connection. Additionally, the Drobo 5N refuses to connect at all when wired directly to the Technicolor Gateway. All three scenarios have been tested using the cable supplied with the Drobo 5N as well as two other cables, with consistent results. Forcing eth0 to 1000 mbit on the Mac causing the connection to drop.

AIRPORT EXTREME PORT FULL

If I connect the Drobo 5N directly to the MacBook Pro it connects at 100 mbit full duplex. Disconnecting the cable from the Drobo 5N and connecting a MacBook Pro to the same port on the Airport Extreme using the same cable renders a 1000 mbit full-duplex connection. According to Drobo Dashboard, the Drobo 5N is connecting to the Airport Extreme at 100 mbit full duplex. Looking into it now, this is what I’ve got so far: The Drobo 5N is only used for Time Machine (triggered manually when the Drobo 5N is not otherwise engaged) and video playback one file at a time. I didn’t have time to look into it then, so I have been copying files locally as a workaround. There is no mSATA installed.Ī few weeks ago, after many months without any issues at all, I noticed that streaming video from the Drobo 5N would stutter or stop from time to time. Capacity is showing 4.04 TB used and 1.36 TB (25%) free. It has Seagate ST3000DM001-1ER 3 TB drives in the top three bays, the last two are empty. It normally has no wired connections besides the Drobo 5N, except temporarily for large data transfers. The Airport Extreme is model A1521 (latest version) running firmware 7.7.3 in bridged mode, serving various WIFI devices.

AIRPORT EXTREME PORT TV

It has a wired connection to an Apple TV (gen 4) and an Airport Extreme.

AIRPORT EXTREME PORT SOFTWARE

I have a Technicolor Media Access Gateway G799vn v2 running software release 10.5.1.R providing an Internet connection through NAT/DHCP. Any pointers in the right direction would be greatly appreciated! You should also restart your camera by disconnecting and reconnecting it to power.I am having two connection issues (no connection at all to a Technicolor Gateway and only 100 mbit to an Airport Extreme) and I haven’t found any solutions on the forums or elsewhere on the Internet.

AIRPORT EXTREME PORT UPDATE

At the bottom of the configuration panel, click the Update button.

The Private IP Address is the one that you wrote down in the previous step. The Public and Private TCP Ports should match the port displayed by your Camera.

Fill out the fields for your Wi-Fi Camera.

Click the small “+” button beneath the Port Settings section.

If you have more than one Wi-Fi camera, use a name that is unique and descriptive of it's location in your home.

You can find your Wi-Fi Camera's MAC Address on the bottom of the camera. Make note of this address as you will need it later. You will need to pick an IP Address that is not already in use.

At the top of the panel that drops down, click the Network button.

Click on the Edit button on the popup that appears.

Click on your AirPort Express or AirPort Extreme.

If not, something unforeseen may be complicating matters and we suggest that you contact Insteon Support for troubleshooting. If you can control and monitor your camera when not using Wi-Fi, then everything has been successfully configured. To test your connection, turn off Wi-Fi on your smartphone and attempt to view your camera. You should also restart your Wi-Fi Camera by disconnecting and reconnecting it to power.

Enter the same description as that used in Step 5 and click Done.The Private IP Address is the one that you wrote down previously. Leave the Service menu and UDP Ports blank.

Click the small “+” button beneath the Port Mappings section.Click the Configure Port Mappings button.Click the NAT button at the top of the window.If your camera will be connected with Wi-Fi, enter the MAC Address from the smaller label.If your camera will be connected with an ethernet cable, enter the MAC Address from the larger label.You can find your Wi-Fi camera's MAC Address on the underside of the camera.

Enter the following information on the next page of the DHCP Reservation Setup Assistant panel.

If you have more than one Wi-Fi camera, use a name that is unique and descriptive of it's location in your home.

Enter the following information on the DHCP Reservation Setup Assistant panel.

Click the small “+” button beneath the DHCP Reservation section.

lick the DHCP button near the top of the window.

At the top of the window, click the Internet button.

Click on your AirPort Express or AirPort Extreme from the left sidebar.

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