Time Capsule as remote network disk?
while I am waiting for a new NAS server/hardrive, is it possible to connect my old Apple Time Capsule to my Linksys Velop router for Time Machine backups?
Apple Intelligence is now available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac!
You can make a difference in the Apple Support Community!
When you sign up with your Apple Account, you can provide valuable feedback to other community members by upvoting helpful replies and User Tips.
When you sign up with your Apple Account, you can provide valuable feedback to other community members by upvoting helpful replies and User Tips.
while I am waiting for a new NAS server/hardrive, is it possible to connect my old Apple Time Capsule to my Linksys Velop router for Time Machine backups?
Yes.......IF.......
1) The Time Capsule is configured to operate in Bridge Mode
2) The WiFi function of the Time Capsule is turned Off
3) The Time Capsule is connected to one of the Velop routers using a wired Ethernet cable connection. Connect from one of the Ethernet ports on a Velop router to the "O" Ethernet port on the Time Capsule.
The Time Capsule will not really be a "remote" device, since it will be connected to the Velop network.
Yes.......IF.......
1) The Time Capsule is configured to operate in Bridge Mode
2) The WiFi function of the Time Capsule is turned Off
3) The Time Capsule is connected to one of the Velop routers using a wired Ethernet cable connection. Connect from one of the Ethernet ports on a Velop router to the "O" Ethernet port on the Time Capsule.
The Time Capsule will not really be a "remote" device, since it will be connected to the Velop network.
Thank you very much for your explanation. Following your steps, I was able to add my Time Capsule to my Linksys Velop mesh network. (Eventually, I'll replace the TC, but I wanted Time Machine to run in the meantime.)
Time Capsule as remote network disk?