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I have a time capsule that was used as a router, then my internet connection stated crashing often so, I switch to the internet providers router and the problem went away.
So my time capsule is physically connected to the internet provider router, but I would like to have my time capsule to join the new wireless network so I can access the content/data on the Time capsule hard drive without switching networks. What should I do?
MacBook Air (M1, 2020)
Since the Time Capsule is connected to your Internet provider using an Ethernet cable, if you log on to the Wi-Fi of your Internet provider's router, in most cases you should be able to access the Time Capsule that way.
What happens if you connect to the Wi-Fi of the ISP router? Can you access the Time Capsule this way?
The indicator light on the front of the Time Capsule......is it solid green, or blinking amber?
Since the Time Capsule is connected to your Internet provider using an Ethernet cable, if you log on to the Wi-Fi of your Internet provider's router, in most cases you should be able to access the Time Capsule that way.
What happens if you connect to the Wi-Fi of the ISP router? Can you access the Time Capsule this way?
The indicator light on the front of the Time Capsule......is it solid green, or blinking amber?
Bob
Yesterday, I checked and the light at the front of the time capsule was blinking amber, then I open the air port utility app and noticed that I needed to update the firmware , after that the light at the time capsule turn on solid green and now the time capsule is visible when I am connected to the new network even when the time capsule still have the old network configured. So you are correct since I am connected directly to the internet provider router I should have access to it, so the issue was the firmware out of date.
Thank you Bob
Time capsule joining my new wireless network
