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Oct 21, 2016 4:42 AM in response to ColBnycby ColBnyc,Oh and also it shows up in Finder as "not connected," but obviously it's doing just fine as a base station!
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Oct 21, 2016 10:35 AM in response to ColBnycby Bob Timmons,When I try to (and yes, I'm using the right password), I get a "can't connect" error, plus an OSStatus error 5. Everything else is humming along beautifully so I don't get it.
Depending on how you originally set up the Time Capsule, it may have up to 3 different passwords.....and possibly more:
- Base Station Password
- Disk Password
- Wireless Network Password
Time Machine is likely looking for the Base Station Password unless you set up the Time Capsule to use the same password for both the Base Station and Wireless network.
If you set up a separate Disk password for the Time Capsule (most users do not do this), then Time Machine is looking for the Disk Password
So, if you are using the Wireless password to set up Time Machine and you are seeing an error, try using the Base Station password for the Time Capsule to see if that will get things working.
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Oct 21, 2016 12:09 PM in response to Bob Timmonsby ColBnyc,Thank you Bob! But no, all of those passwords are the same. No joy.
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Oct 21, 2016 12:32 PM in response to ColBnycby Bob Timmons,OK, thanks for the clarification on that.
I'm not clear on whether Time Machine backups were working fine before, and you are now having issues since you upgraded to Sierra (which is having a number of permissions issues).....or....whether backups have also been working OK with Sierra, but are suddenly now having difficulty.
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Oct 21, 2016 12:37 PM in response to Bob Timmonsby ColBnyc,Bob: thanks again. Both the iMac and the Time Capsule are new out of the
box! Have not upgraded either. Baffled.
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