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After updating from server 2.1.1 to Server 2.2 on my Mac mini server, I can no longer access my AirPort Extreme Base Station running 7.6.1. Each time I enter the password, Server reports "Incorrect password". This was working fine under 2.1.1 and I can still access my AirPort Extreme using AirPort Utility.
Anybody else?
Mac mini, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2), OS X Server, 8GB RAM, 2 x 1TB HD
Same here. Weird.
Restarting my Base Station did nothing to help. Please let me know if you're able to get this working.
Restarting the server also doesn't help. I filed a bug with Apple on this, we'll see how it goes.
I ran into the same problem, but also had it with the prior upgrade. I opened my keychain for the system, and deleted all the references to my airport base station ~8 after verifying my password was correct in the airport utility.
I tried to access my base station through the Server again, and BooM! It works great. Hope it helps you guys.
Just tried deleting all my AirPort-related passwords from my keychain. Tried again. Still says "incorrect password". Fired up AirPort Utility and was able to access my base station on my first try.
Shoot. Worked great for me.
Was it the System.keychain in Library?
Removing the passwords from the System keychain did indeed work. But as soon as I enter the password in AirPort Utility and it saves it into the keychain, selecting the AirPort base station in Server results in no service showing. Trying to add a service will show all the services all of a sudden, with the service you just added showing twice. Deleting one instance of that double service will remove the entire service :-(
Clearly, there are some problems...
I'll take that back. After relaunching Server and right-clicking in the services area, they do appear automagically. Adding a service then works, so, it seems to be working for now.
Teriffic! I'm glad it worked for you. That's how it went for me.
Thanks for posting. Hard to find with the generic names for "airport" and "server". Turns out that this was not a open source problem which I suspected but a Mac security software problem.
This worked for me as well. Thanks.
Can't access AirPort Base Station with 2.2
