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Hello everybody. I just installed a new Air Port Express into my audio system with the sole objective of streaming music from my iPhone 4s. I connected it the Air Port Express through an Ethernet cable straight to the switch and disabled any Wi-Fi functio

Hello everybody. I just installed a new Air Port Express into my audio system with the sole objective of streaming music from my iPhone 4s. I connected the Air Port Express through an ethernet cable straight to the switch and disabled any Wi-Fi functionality at the configuration –which, at the end– approved the process. Wi-Fi broadcasting is taking place through a Luxul 1030 gate way. The problem is that I’m not seeing the Air Play logo at the music app when playing a song at the iPhone.

What I’m doing wrong? Does the Airport Express need to be connected to the home network through its Wi-Fi functionality or maybe something else I’m not seeing? Thanks a lot, in advance…

Air Port Express-OTHER, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2)

Posted on Dec 4, 2012 10:43 PM

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Dec 5, 2012 6:33 AM in response to axbyfz

The Express must be configured with the following guidelines:

Connect via ethernet

Bridge Mode

Create a Wireless Network

Allow this network to be extended

Use the same name and password and security type as the wireless network from the router

This should allow the iPhone and iTunes to see the Express and allow you to play your music

Hello everybody. I just installed a new Air Port Express into my audio system with the sole objective of streaming music from my iPhone 4s. I connected it the Air Port Express through an Ethernet cable straight to the switch and disabled any Wi-Fi functio

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