I war sehr zufrieden mit der vorherige Internet Box, aber wegen einen Abo-Wechsel musste ich den IB2 annehemen. Aus diversen Gründe - inklusiv dass ich Internet brauche in eine andere, weit entfernte Teil des Hauses, habe ich bisjetzt den Internet Box mit Apple Airport Extreme verbunden, der auch weiter mit einem "Satellite" Airport Extreme verbunden ist. Ich habe die neue Geräte von Swisscom angeschlossen, und mein Airport "Base Station" erscheint in der "Internetbox" Einstellungen. Aber Ich kriege kein WLAN Signal, und bei Apple Airport scheint der IB2 nicht mit Internet verbunden zu sein. Dies stimmt nicht, weil zumindest läuft das Swisscom TV Gerät der direkt per Ethernet an IB2 verbunden ist. Ich habe viel in Forum herumgestobert, und sehe kein Antwort auf meinem Problem, ausser dass bei einem Eintrag über CentroGrande Problemen, jemanden auf IP-Adressen oder Einstellungen bei Airport ändern müsste. Aber kein nutzliches Info. Und Ja, mein WLAN auf der IB2 is ausgeschaltet. Hat jemanden Erfahrung mit diesem Problem? Danke für jede Hilfe. Anbei eine Skizze meinen Netzwerk [upl-image-preview liId="27042i37C4CD3FE98B6BD4" alt="Artboard 1-20.jpg" uuid="74ddbb0f-1e88-4531-8eb9-4f15dc2007a1"]

@"arlenesey"#781393 As far as I know the best solution will be to have the IB2 as the one and only router in your Network. That means all apple network gear have to put in the bridge mode. (then they act only as Access-Points for the WIFI and to have more than one Access-Point is no problem at all) This will result in one transparent home network whitout the risk of any IP Collisions. A small test could show you the result of this idea.

@"arlenesey"#781393 Betreibst Du Apple Router im Router- oder im Accesspoint-Modus? Falls Du den Router-Modus aktiviert hast, musst Du drauf schauen, dass sich die 2 IP-Adressbereiche nicht überschneiden, sonst hast Du 2 DHCP-Server im selben Adressbereich, was nicht funktionieren kann. Dein Problem liegt sicher im Konfigurationsmenu des Apple-Routers, da musst Du jetzt den genauen Fehler suchen. Die einfachste Lösung ist vermutlich sicherzustellen, dass Dein Apple Airport Extreme im Bridge Modus (d.h. als reiner WLAN-Accesspoint ohne Routerfunktion) läuft.

@"Werner"#p503680 I operate the first Airport extreme as a wireless router (DHCP), with some things attached through the ethernet ports (Sonos base station) I also have a second airport extreme (bridge mode) in the basement where the AppleTV is located. I have changed the settings on the IB2 box In "IP Settings", (in "expert" mode ) I activated DHCP and gave the AE base station a static address (2 digits higher than the swisscom TV box).(image below) Then on the AE base station I also engaged DHCP, but with the 10.0.1.0 starting address. (image below) It is working but I get a "double NAT" warning on the AE base station. which is logical.(see images below) I have ordered a technician because I want to get to the bottom of this problem. I will try to post the outcome and final settings on the forum, if he can do a better job.[upl-image-preview liId=27044i8DC9111466B7C202 alt=problem airport.jpeg uuid=578853cc-d473-484b-b1c0-767f08ef75d8] [upl-image-preview liId=27045i4139C37BCF634D5D alt=problem airport0.jpeg uuid=5a1a5de1-2561-42f8-a6c5-8b03b64f70cd] [upl-image-preview liId=27046iA629146376A745E3 alt=problem airport01.jpeg uuid=0c670235-61b1-4f8a-bb25-583af7044e62]

In the second part of your answer you talk about operating the AE in bridge mode. I already have an AE in the basement, connected to the main AE router by ethernet. It is also in "bridge" mode. Can you operate two AE in the same network in bridge mode? So if I understand correctly, I should let the Swisscom router do the DHCP, and set the Apple WLAN router to bridge mode?

I have tested this and so far it works! I had read about this somewhere but couldn't believe it could be so easy. Especially since Swisscom Service told me I had to input the IP address of the Airport (couldn't find that) For anyone reading or searching - this is what you do. Put the Apple Airport Extreme in Bridge mode - that's it. On the IB2 side, be sure Wifi is turned off, but allow it to assign addresses. In my case I removed the static address I had assigned to the Airport base station. (see images in post from earlier) Restart everything.

> * * * > > @"arlenesey"#781393 schrieb: >..... > > Put the Apple Airport Extreme in Bridge mode - that's it. > >..... > > * * * again and again - recommended here in the community 😉

@"arlenesey"#781393 Sometime the easy way is the best solution. ... and by the way: Don't trust the swisscom hotline especially in "Not-Swisscom-products for Dummies"... Satisfy I could help you.

> * * * > > @"Werner"#234740 schrieb: > >...**Sometime** the easy way is the best solution..... > > * * * **Most of the time** rocks the easy way 😉 keep it simple....

@"POGO 1104"#p503724 @"arlenesey"#781393 Hier noch ein paar Bilder von der Konfiguration mit der Airport Extreme mit statischer IP Adresse als Basisstation angeschlossen an der Internet-Box 2. [upl-image-preview liId=27047i371ACDC2E5B04D7B alt=1.JPG uuid=cdd169af-cd84-4455-9fab-2558cce4dcd4] [upl-image-preview liId=27048i2CCDF19D7573A5BE alt=2.JPG uuid=031c95ef-049c-42fe-826b-c389c10cb78a] [upl-image-preview liId=27049iFEAEC73F6C5B21F4 alt=3.JPG uuid=e7875f32-87d7-412c-8ac6-17ae9c68ebb8] [upl-image-preview liId=27050iDA5E6287E3868DBB alt=4.JPG uuid=30f02ebe-b8a1-4736-bb7f-3ddac2a553cc] [upl-image-preview liId=27051i112AD597FB4EADAA alt=5.JPG uuid=90389b54-e838-4b1c-aac2-b9fd3519b479]

Sorry Pogo - I searched but apparently my parameters were bad!

@"WalterB"#138 If I have a second Airport Extreme access point (bridge mode) connected to the first Airport Extreme access point (also bridge mode), do I have to assign the second access point a separate static address?

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