Apple Airport Time Capsule, DD-WRT firmware used with Linksys e2000 router to make a wireless Client

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Apple Airport Time Capsule, DD-WRT firmware used with Linksys e2000 router to make a wireless Client1.          Do a 30-30-30 reset of Linksys Router2.          Install DD-WRT on Linksys Routera.          www.dd-wrt.comb.          Go to Router databasec.          Type in router name:  e2000d.          Download e2000 firmware for initial flash:  Firmware FTP Site3.          Plug CAT5/LAN Cable into router numbered port (ex. 1, 2,3,4)4.          Open a web Browser5.          Type 192.168.1.1 in URL6.          Log into Linksys Router: (1) Name is a Blank Field/Empty (2) Password is “admin”7.          Go to Linksys Firmware Upgrade8.          Install DD-WRT firmware9.          Wait 5-10 minutes until WLAN (wireless) light turns on10.        Do a 30-30-30 reset of router11.        There is no need to flash any other Firmware Build12.        Open a web browser13.        Type 192.168.1.1 in URL14.        Type in a Router User Name15.        Type in a Password16.        Reconfirm Password17.        Get Airport Time Capsule IP Address (ex. 10.0.1.1)18.        Go to DD-WRT Setupa.          Change connection type to: “Disabled”b.          Network Setup section: Change local IP address to other address beside Airport Time Capsule address (ex. 10.0.1.2)c.          Gateway address:  10.0.1.1d.          Local DNS: 10.0.1.1e.          WAN Port: Check “Assign to WAN Port to Switch”f.           Save19.       Go to Security: Firewall Protection, “Disable”a.          Save20.       Go to Status: Select Site Survey21.       Join your Airport Time Capsule Wireless Network22.       Go to Wireless: Basic Settingsa.          Wireless Mode: Clientb.          Wireless Network Mode: Mixed23.        Go to Wireless: Wireless Security, Type in Wireless Network Password used in Airport Time Capsule.24.        Enjoy your Wireless Client Bridge, your computer should connect to the Internet.

Purplethingy · Answer

Hey Bro,     I am using my Time Machine as a NAS with wireless disabled. Hooked up to the super rad Netgear 6300 V2 flashed DD-WRT Kong (needed kick *** smart VPN router). I access it just like a Password protected NAS. If you, or anybody else needs a walk through respond to this post. Or just post your question on DD-WRT group on Facebook. I am too lazy to do it now. If your interested that is how you can get a hold of me. P.S.   Apple,  Please consider in the next Time Machine FW update to add open VPN and the ability to select specific tunnels that use VPN and ones that don&#x27;t. Then your product would be absolutely perfect. &lt;3   Purp