Enabling AirPlay on a DLINK DIR-655 router

I finally figured out how to enable AirPlay with a DLink Dir-655 router. 

 

The Apple TV when it is not allowing AirPlay ony uses IP/UDP ports 3689 and 62078, but when Airplay is enabled it provides services on IP / UDP ports 7000 and 7100.    7000 is listed as a AFS3-fileserver,  and 7100 is listed as an X Font Services.  (3689 is for Rendezvous Zeroconfig, and 62078 is for apparently used for iphone-syncing).  For some reason ports 7000 and 7100 are not listed by Apple in their well known port list article http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1629 so it really needs to be updated.  I found out that those were the ports that were being used by using the Fing application (available for free on the iphone and ipad, and if you need to use it, it is a really, really good app BTW).  The other thing that I did on the DLINK Dir-655 was to enable the opening of those ports on IP and UDP.  I don't know if it just needs to be open for IP, but perhaps the good people at Apple can tell us...

 

 

Now for the DLink router here are the things that I enabled (note not all of these may be necessary but it works for me now so I'm not changing this now) If you go to slow in entering in the data the Dlink may log you out, so you might want to save your changes between steps. 

1) Advanced >> Firewall settings FILTERING

     a) Endpoint Independent should be checked for both UDP Endpoint Filtering and TCP Endpoint Filtering

     b) Check the Enable SPI box

     c) Click the Save Setting button towards the top of the screen

2) Advanced >> Application Rules

    Make sure that you check the enablement box on the far left to ensure that the the port will be opened when you save the changes.

    Going from Left to right

     a) Check the box at the far left.  This enables the ports that you are opening.  If left unchecked nothing will be opened when you save the changes.

     b) Type in any name that you want in the Name box.  I used AppleTV 3689 so that I would later know why that port was opened.  So just put the number of the port you are opening after the AppleTV text if you find this system helpful.

      c) The Port column has two items one is  Trigger and the other is Firewall set them both to the number of the port you want to open.  3689 is the value you should use here.

      d) The Traffic Type column has one value for the Trigger port and another for the Firewall port.  Set them both to Any. (Note it might work to just open TCP per my opening paragraph.

     e) Under Schedule at the far right set it to Always.

3) Repeat section 3 times.  The first time change 3689 to 7000. The second time change it to 7100, and the third time change it to 62078.

4) Click the Save Settings button towards the top of the screen 

5) Advanced >> Advanced Wireless

    a) Make sure that Transmit Power is set to High

     b) Check the box next to WMM Enable (This is good for when you stream data over your local network to reduce jitter)

6) Advanced >> Advanced Network

     a) At the bottom where it says Multicast Streams check the box where it says Enable Multicast Streams. (You need this to stream music or video etc from your iPad 2, iPad 3, or iPhone 4S )

    b) Click the Save Settings button towards the top of the screen  

7) I rebooted my DLink router at this point by pulling out the plug.  This might be optional, but sometimes the devices need to have this done in order to be seen.

8) Make sure that your AppleTV2 or AppleTV3 is on and that you have enabled AirPLay on them.  If they are not on, they don't appear as an option for me when try to use AirPlay

9) AirPlay dosen't show up as a little app button.  Instead you have to hunt for it.  You do this on your iPad 2, iPad 3, or iPhone 4S by hitting the home button twice quickly. What comes up is your most recently used apps.  If you swipe with your finger to the right you can scroll through all of you most recently used apps, but if you scroll to the right, just after you pushed the home button twice quickly, up will come a little bar for playing video/music etc. Off to the right a bit you will finally see the AirPlay logo that looks a bit like an evelope. Push it and up should list an option to display stuff on your iPad or on your AppleTV2 or AppleTV3.  You will see multiple AppleTV's listed if you have them. if you do, I recommend that you give them different names under the settings for the AppleTV.  You will also see the switch for mirroring.  If you click that everything that you do on your iPhone/Pad will show up on the TV.

 

Enjoy!

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ipad and imac listed as one device on router wifi page

I have a linksys ea2700 router and the imac and ipad are listed as one device.

 

I have problems with the ipad losing the wifi, especially when streaming.

 

My iphone is a device on the router page.

 

So, is there a way to separate the ipad from the imac device?

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Enabling AirPlay on a DLINK DIR-655 router

I finally figured out how to enable AirPlay with a DLink Dir-655 router. 

 

The Apple TV when it is not allowing AirPlay ony uses IP/UDP ports 3689 and 62078, but when Airplay is enabled it provides services on IP / UDP ports 7000 and 7100.    7000 is listed as a AFS3-fileserver,  and 7100 is listed as an X Font Services.  (3689 is for Rendezvous Zeroconfig, and 62078 is for apparently used for iphone-syncing).  For some reason ports 7000 and 7100 are not listed by Apple in their well known port list article http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1629 so it really needs to be updated.  I found out that those were the ports that were being used by using the Fing application (available for free on the iphone and ipad, and if you need to use it, it is a really, really good app BTW).  The other thing that I did on the DLINK Dir-655 was to enable the opening of those ports on IP and UDP.  I don't know if it just needs to be open for IP, but perhaps the good people at Apple can tell us...

 

 

Now for the DLink router here are the things that I enabled (note not all of these may be necessary but it works for me now so I'm not changing this now) If you go to slow in entering in the data the Dlink may log you out, so you might want to save your changes between steps. 

1) Advanced >> Firewall settings FILTERING

     a) Endpoint Independent should be checked for both UDP Endpoint Filtering and TCP Endpoint Filtering

     b) Check the Enable SPI box

     c) Click the Save Setting button towards the top of the screen

2) Advanced >> Application Rules

    Make sure that you check the enablement box on the far left to ensure that the the port will be opened when you save the changes.

    Going from Left to right

     a) Check the box at the far left.  This enables the ports that you are opening.  If left unchecked nothing will be opened when you save the changes.

     b) Type in any name that you want in the Name box.  I used AppleTV 3689 so that I would later know why that port was opened.  So just put the number of the port you are opening after the AppleTV text if you find this system helpful.

      c) The Port column has two items one is  Trigger and the other is Firewall set them both to the number of the port you want to open.  3689 is the value you should use here.

      d) The Traffic Type column has one value for the Trigger port and another for the Firewall port.  Set them both to Any. (Note it might work to just open TCP per my opening paragraph.

     e) Under Schedule at the far right set it to Always.

3) Repeat section 3 times.  The first time change 3689 to 7000. The second time change it to 7100, and the third time change it to 62078.

4) Click the Save Settings button towards the top of the screen 

5) Advanced >> Advanced Wireless

    a) Make sure that Transmit Power is set to High

     b) Check the box next to WMM Enable (This is good for when you stream data over your local network to reduce jitter)

6) Advanced >> Advanced Network

     a) At the bottom where it says Multicast Streams check the box where it says Enable Multicast Streams. (You need this to stream music or video etc from your iPad 2, iPad 3, or iPhone 4S )

    b) Click the Save Settings button towards the top of the screen  

7) I rebooted my DLink router at this point by pulling out the plug.  This might be optional, but sometimes the devices need to have this done in order to be seen.

8) Make sure that your AppleTV2 or AppleTV3 is on and that you have enabled AirPLay on them.  If they are not on, they don't appear as an option for me when try to use AirPlay

9) AirPlay dosen't show up as a little app button.  Instead you have to hunt for it.  You do this on your iPad 2, iPad 3, or iPhone 4S by hitting the home button twice quickly. What comes up is your most recently used apps.  If you swipe with your finger to the right you can scroll through all of you most recently used apps, but if you scroll to the right, just after you pushed the home button twice quickly, up will come a little bar for playing video/music etc. Off to the right a bit you will finally see the AirPlay logo that looks a bit like an evelope. Push it and up should list an option to display stuff on your iPad or on your AppleTV2 or AppleTV3.  You will see multiple AppleTV's listed if you have them. if you do, I recommend that you give them different names under the settings for the AppleTV.  You will also see the switch for mirroring.  If you click that everything that you do on your iPhone/Pad will show up on the TV.

 

Enjoy!

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How do I get my Apple TV to view movies if there is no Internet connect but my router and home network is fine, but my IP's drops connection always without fail twice a month for 5 hours?

I have an ISP that goes down two or three times a month like a hooker with a hundred dollar bill.

How in the crap do I keep the I tunes movies that I've purchased. And backed up to my Server which also shares a

Folder on the main Computer on a 10(TB) Hard-drive. I have two windows. Windows PC's three Apple computers

And 4 NAS BOXES,

 

I HAVE almost every type of computer you can imagine, to include NOTEBOOKS.

the (Network Access Storage). Have several different ones from hardware to software, or intel to D--Link.

With a total of 64 TB in hard drives, not that it matters but the boo tables are using firmware boot drives

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ipad and imac listed as one device on router wifi page

I have a linksys ea2700 router and the imac and ipad are listed as one device.

 

I have problems with the ipad losing the wifi, especially when streaming.

 

My iphone is a device on the router page.

 

So, is there a way to separate the ipad from the imac device?

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Enabling AirPlay on a DLINK DIR-655 router

I finally figured out how to enable AirPlay with a DLink Dir-655 router. 

 

The Apple TV when it is not allowing AirPlay ony uses IP/UDP ports 3689 and 62078, but when Airplay is enabled it provides services on IP / UDP ports 7000 and 7100.    7000 is listed as a AFS3-fileserver,  and 7100 is listed as an X Font Services.  (3689 is for Rendezvous Zeroconfig, and 62078 is for apparently used for iphone-syncing).  For some reason ports 7000 and 7100 are not listed by Apple in their well known port list article http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1629 so it really needs to be updated.  I found out that those were the ports that were being used by using the Fing application (available for free on the iphone and ipad, and if you need to use it, it is a really, really good app BTW).  The other thing that I did on the DLINK Dir-655 was to enable the opening of those ports on IP and UDP.  I don't know if it just needs to be open for IP, but perhaps the good people at Apple can tell us...

 

 

Now for the DLink router here are the things that I enabled (note not all of these may be necessary but it works for me now so I'm not changing this now) If you go to slow in entering in the data the Dlink may log you out, so you might want to save your changes between steps. 

1) Advanced >> Firewall settings FILTERING

     a) Endpoint Independent should be checked for both UDP Endpoint Filtering and TCP Endpoint Filtering

     b) Check the Enable SPI box

     c) Click the Save Setting button towards the top of the screen

2) Advanced >> Application Rules

    Make sure that you check the enablement box on the far left to ensure that the the port will be opened when you save the changes.

    Going from Left to right

     a) Check the box at the far left.  This enables the ports that you are opening.  If left unchecked nothing will be opened when you save the changes.

     b) Type in any name that you want in the Name box.  I used AppleTV 3689 so that I would later know why that port was opened.  So just put the number of the port you are opening after the AppleTV text if you find this system helpful.

      c) The Port column has two items one is  Trigger and the other is Firewall set them both to the number of the port you want to open.  3689 is the value you should use here.

      d) The Traffic Type column has one value for the Trigger port and another for the Firewall port.  Set them both to Any. (Note it might work to just open TCP per my opening paragraph.

     e) Under Schedule at the far right set it to Always.

3) Repeat section 3 times.  The first time change 3689 to 7000. The second time change it to 7100, and the third time change it to 62078.

4) Click the Save Settings button towards the top of the screen 

5) Advanced >> Advanced Wireless

    a) Make sure that Transmit Power is set to High

     b) Check the box next to WMM Enable (This is good for when you stream data over your local network to reduce jitter)

6) Advanced >> Advanced Network

     a) At the bottom where it says Multicast Streams check the box where it says Enable Multicast Streams. (You need this to stream music or video etc from your iPad 2, iPad 3, or iPhone 4S )

    b) Click the Save Settings button towards the top of the screen  

7) I rebooted my DLink router at this point by pulling out the plug.  This might be optional, but sometimes the devices need to have this done in order to be seen.

8) Make sure that your AppleTV2 or AppleTV3 is on and that you have enabled AirPLay on them.  If they are not on, they don't appear as an option for me when try to use AirPlay

9) AirPlay dosen't show up as a little app button.  Instead you have to hunt for it.  You do this on your iPad 2, iPad 3, or iPhone 4S by hitting the home button twice quickly. What comes up is your most recently used apps.  If you swipe with your finger to the right you can scroll through all of you most recently used apps, but if you scroll to the right, just after you pushed the home button twice quickly, up will come a little bar for playing video/music etc. Off to the right a bit you will finally see the AirPlay logo that looks a bit like an evelope. Push it and up should list an option to display stuff on your iPad or on your AppleTV2 or AppleTV3.  You will see multiple AppleTV's listed if you have them. if you do, I recommend that you give them different names under the settings for the AppleTV.  You will also see the switch for mirroring.  If you click that everything that you do on your iPhone/Pad will show up on the TV.

 

Enjoy!

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Since updating ipad2 to ios 6 my wifi range has dropped and I cannot even connect when in next room to router. I have done a full factory reset with no improvement

1. Temporarily disable the Wi-Fi security (WEP/WPA/WPA2) and test connectivity. The Wi-Fi security may be causing the problem.

2. Also try using different channel e.g. 1, 6 or 11

3. Also try updating the router software.

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My I pad 3 continually crashing have exchanged for another I pad also changed new router I believe it started when I updated new software few weeks ago

My I pad 3 continually crashes I have exchanged for new I pad in shop also bought new router Reset etc I believe it started when I updated software a few weeks ago as it was fine till then Any suggestions ?

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Enabling AirPlay on a DLINK DIR-655 router

I finally figured out how to enable AirPlay with a DLink Dir-655 router. 

 

The Apple TV when it is not allowing AirPlay ony uses IP/UDP ports 3689 and 62078, but when Airplay is enabled it provides services on IP / UDP ports 7000 and 7100.    7000 is listed as a AFS3-fileserver,  and 7100 is listed as an X Font Services.  (3689 is for Rendezvous Zeroconfig, and 62078 is for apparently used for iphone-syncing).  For some reason ports 7000 and 7100 are not listed by Apple in their well known port list article http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1629 so it really needs to be updated.  I found out that those were the ports that were being used by using the Fing application (available for free on the iphone and ipad, and if you need to use it, it is a really, really good app BTW).  The other thing that I did on the DLINK Dir-655 was to enable the opening of those ports on IP and UDP.  I don't know if it just needs to be open for IP, but perhaps the good people at Apple can tell us...

 

 

Now for the DLink router here are the things that I enabled (note not all of these may be necessary but it works for me now so I'm not changing this now) If you go to slow in entering in the data the Dlink may log you out, so you might want to save your changes between steps. 

1) Advanced >> Firewall settings FILTERING

     a) Endpoint Independent should be checked for both UDP Endpoint Filtering and TCP Endpoint Filtering

     b) Check the Enable SPI box

     c) Click the Save Setting button towards the top of the screen

2) Advanced >> Application Rules

    Make sure that you check the enablement box on the far left to ensure that the the port will be opened when you save the changes.

    Going from Left to right

     a) Check the box at the far left.  This enables the ports that you are opening.  If left unchecked nothing will be opened when you save the changes.

     b) Type in any name that you want in the Name box.  I used AppleTV 3689 so that I would later know why that port was opened.  So just put the number of the port you are opening after the AppleTV text if you find this system helpful.

      c) The Port column has two items one is  Trigger and the other is Firewall set them both to the number of the port you want to open.  3689 is the value you should use here.

      d) The Traffic Type column has one value for the Trigger port and another for the Firewall port.  Set them both to Any. (Note it might work to just open TCP per my opening paragraph.

     e) Under Schedule at the far right set it to Always.

3) Repeat section 3 times.  The first time change 3689 to 7000. The second time change it to 7100, and the third time change it to 62078.

4) Click the Save Settings button towards the top of the screen 

5) Advanced >> Advanced Wireless

    a) Make sure that Transmit Power is set to High

     b) Check the box next to WMM Enable (This is good for when you stream data over your local network to reduce jitter)

6) Advanced >> Advanced Network

     a) At the bottom where it says Multicast Streams check the box where it says Enable Multicast Streams. (You need this to stream music or video etc from your iPad 2, iPad 3, or iPhone 4S )

    b) Click the Save Settings button towards the top of the screen  

7) I rebooted my DLink router at this point by pulling out the plug.  This might be optional, but sometimes the devices need to have this done in order to be seen.

8) Make sure that your AppleTV2 or AppleTV3 is on and that you have enabled AirPLay on them.  If they are not on, they don't appear as an option for me when try to use AirPlay

9) AirPlay dosen't show up as a little app button.  Instead you have to hunt for it.  You do this on your iPad 2, iPad 3, or iPhone 4S by hitting the home button twice quickly. What comes up is your most recently used apps.  If you swipe with your finger to the right you can scroll through all of you most recently used apps, but if you scroll to the right, just after you pushed the home button twice quickly, up will come a little bar for playing video/music etc. Off to the right a bit you will finally see the AirPlay logo that looks a bit like an evelope. Push it and up should list an option to display stuff on your iPad or on your AppleTV2 or AppleTV3.  You will see multiple AppleTV's listed if you have them. if you do, I recommend that you give them different names under the settings for the AppleTV.  You will also see the switch for mirroring.  If you click that everything that you do on your iPhone/Pad will show up on the TV.

 

Enjoy!

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My itunes 11 Home sharing is not working with my windows 7 PC and iPad it shows up on iPad and when I go to share the music app does loading for 3 mins and crashes I am using a virgin super hub router please please please help

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My iPad 3 keeps dropping its internet connection when connected via a wifi router

I have an iPad with Wi-Fi + 4G (3rd generation). Ever since I installed IOS 6.0.1 (sometime before Christmas), I constantly loose my internet connection when browsing the internet via a WIFI connection. I also experience the exact same issue on my iPhone 4, which is also running IOS 6.0.1. The wifi signals on both my iPad/iPhone show full strength and my router registers both devices as attached.

 

I've tried numerous workarounds suggested on various forums including an ipad reset, re-installing as a new iPad, forgetting the wifi network, resetting the network settings, changing my wifi channel, switching off all router security settings. None of these has made a difference - I still consistently loose the internet connection. My iPad and iPhone are basically unusable with wifi. I've resorted to switching off wifi on each and using the cellular data network in order to browse the internet and use the apps I have installed.

 

All my other, non Apple devices (3 windows Laptops, 2 Windows Desktops, Smart TV, Kindle, Nintendo 3DS, non apple smart phone) have no issues connecting to the internet via my wifi router (Netgear N300 Wireless Dual Band ADSL2+) - which is using the latest firmware.

 

I'm convinced this is an iOS 6 issue - I had no issues with iOS 5 - both my devices had no internet connection issues with iOS 5. Is there a problem with iOs 6, and if so, is there a fix for this issue? I see on various other forums/websites that other people are having similar issues.

 

If not, is there anyway I can downgrade from iOS 6 back to iOS 5?

 

Thanks for any help anyone can give

 

Regards

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Enabling AirPlay on a DLINK DIR-655 router

I finally figured out how to enable AirPlay with a DLink Dir-655 router. 

 

The Apple TV when it is not allowing AirPlay ony uses IP/UDP ports 3689 and 62078, but when Airplay is enabled it provides services on IP / UDP ports 7000 and 7100.    7000 is listed as a AFS3-fileserver,  and 7100 is listed as an X Font Services.  (3689 is for Rendezvous Zeroconfig, and 62078 is for apparently used for iphone-syncing).  For some reason ports 7000 and 7100 are not listed by Apple in their well known port list article http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1629 so it really needs to be updated.  I found out that those were the ports that were being used by using the Fing application (available for free on the iphone and ipad, and if you need to use it, it is a really, really good app BTW).  The other thing that I did on the DLINK Dir-655 was to enable the opening of those ports on IP and UDP.  I don't know if it just needs to be open for IP, but perhaps the good people at Apple can tell us...

 

 

Now for the DLink router here are the things that I enabled (note not all of these may be necessary but it works for me now so I'm not changing this now) If you go to slow in entering in the data the Dlink may log you out, so you might want to save your changes between steps. 

1) Advanced >> Firewall settings FILTERING

     a) Endpoint Independent should be checked for both UDP Endpoint Filtering and TCP Endpoint Filtering

     b) Check the Enable SPI box

     c) Click the Save Setting button towards the top of the screen

2) Advanced >> Application Rules

    Make sure that you check the enablement box on the far left to ensure that the the port will be opened when you save the changes.

    Going from Left to right

     a) Check the box at the far left.  This enables the ports that you are opening.  If left unchecked nothing will be opened when you save the changes.

     b) Type in any name that you want in the Name box.  I used AppleTV 3689 so that I would later know why that port was opened.  So just put the number of the port you are opening after the AppleTV text if you find this system helpful.

      c) The Port column has two items one is  Trigger and the other is Firewall set them both to the number of the port you want to open.  3689 is the value you should use here.

      d) The Traffic Type column has one value for the Trigger port and another for the Firewall port.  Set them both to Any. (Note it might work to just open TCP per my opening paragraph.

     e) Under Schedule at the far right set it to Always.

3) Repeat section 3 times.  The first time change 3689 to 7000. The second time change it to 7100, and the third time change it to 62078.

4) Click the Save Settings button towards the top of the screen 

5) Advanced >> Advanced Wireless

    a) Make sure that Transmit Power is set to High

     b) Check the box next to WMM Enable (This is good for when you stream data over your local network to reduce jitter)

6) Advanced >> Advanced Network

     a) At the bottom where it says Multicast Streams check the box where it says Enable Multicast Streams. (You need this to stream music or video etc from your iPad 2, iPad 3, or iPhone 4S )

    b) Click the Save Settings button towards the top of the screen  

7) I rebooted my DLink router at this point by pulling out the plug.  This might be optional, but sometimes the devices need to have this done in order to be seen.

8) Make sure that your AppleTV2 or AppleTV3 is on and that you have enabled AirPLay on them.  If they are not on, they don't appear as an option for me when try to use AirPlay

9) AirPlay dosen't show up as a little app button.  Instead you have to hunt for it.  You do this on your iPad 2, iPad 3, or iPhone 4S by hitting the home button twice quickly. What comes up is your most recently used apps.  If you swipe with your finger to the right you can scroll through all of you most recently used apps, but if you scroll to the right, just after you pushed the home button twice quickly, up will come a little bar for playing video/music etc. Off to the right a bit you will finally see the AirPlay logo that looks a bit like an evelope. Push it and up should list an option to display stuff on your iPad or on your AppleTV2 or AppleTV3.  You will see multiple AppleTV's listed if you have them. if you do, I recommend that you give them different names under the settings for the AppleTV.  You will also see the switch for mirroring.  If you click that everything that you do on your iPhone/Pad will show up on the TV.

 

Enjoy!

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iPad won't automatically connect to my home wifi router.....

When "joining a network" I understood that once "joined" the iPad would automatically select and join in future.  Mine will not!  Having jopined my home wifi router with password etc, it "forgets" and I have to go through the process of inputting the password etc every time I turn on the thing.

 

What's goiong wrong here?

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Enabling AirPlay on a DLINK DIR-655 router

I finally figured out how to enable AirPlay with a DLink Dir-655 router. 

 

The Apple TV when it is not allowing AirPlay ony uses IP/UDP ports 3689 and 62078, but when Airplay is enabled it provides services on IP / UDP ports 7000 and 7100.    7000 is listed as a AFS3-fileserver,  and 7100 is listed as an X Font Services.  (3689 is for Rendezvous Zeroconfig, and 62078 is for apparently used for iphone-syncing).  For some reason ports 7000 and 7100 are not listed by Apple in their well known port list article http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1629 so it really needs to be updated.  I found out that those were the ports that were being used by using the Fing application (available for free on the iphone and ipad, and if you need to use it, it is a really, really good app BTW).  The other thing that I did on the DLINK Dir-655 was to enable the opening of those ports on IP and UDP.  I don't know if it just needs to be open for IP, but perhaps the good people at Apple can tell us...

 

 

Now for the DLink router here are the things that I enabled (note not all of these may be necessary but it works for me now so I'm not changing this now) If you go to slow in entering in the data the Dlink may log you out, so you might want to save your changes between steps. 

1) Advanced >> Firewall settings FILTERING

     a) Endpoint Independent should be checked for both UDP Endpoint Filtering and TCP Endpoint Filtering

     b) Check the Enable SPI box

     c) Click the Save Setting button towards the top of the screen

2) Advanced >> Application Rules

    Make sure that you check the enablement box on the far left to ensure that the the port will be opened when you save the changes.

    Going from Left to right

     a) Check the box at the far left.  This enables the ports that you are opening.  If left unchecked nothing will be opened when you save the changes.

     b) Type in any name that you want in the Name box.  I used AppleTV 3689 so that I would later know why that port was opened.  So just put the number of the port you are opening after the AppleTV text if you find this system helpful.

      c) The Port column has two items one is  Trigger and the other is Firewall set them both to the number of the port you want to open.  3689 is the value you should use here.

      d) The Traffic Type column has one value for the Trigger port and another for the Firewall port.  Set them both to Any. (Note it might work to just open TCP per my opening paragraph.

     e) Under Schedule at the far right set it to Always.

3) Repeat section 3 times.  The first time change 3689 to 7000. The second time change it to 7100, and the third time change it to 62078.

4) Click the Save Settings button towards the top of the screen 

5) Advanced >> Advanced Wireless

    a) Make sure that Transmit Power is set to High

     b) Check the box next to WMM Enable (This is good for when you stream data over your local network to reduce jitter)

6) Advanced >> Advanced Network

     a) At the bottom where it says Multicast Streams check the box where it says Enable Multicast Streams. (You need this to stream music or video etc from your iPad 2, iPad 3, or iPhone 4S )

    b) Click the Save Settings button towards the top of the screen  

7) I rebooted my DLink router at this point by pulling out the plug.  This might be optional, but sometimes the devices need to have this done in order to be seen.

8) Make sure that your AppleTV2 or AppleTV3 is on and that you have enabled AirPLay on them.  If they are not on, they don't appear as an option for me when try to use AirPlay

9) AirPlay dosen't show up as a little app button.  Instead you have to hunt for it.  You do this on your iPad 2, iPad 3, or iPhone 4S by hitting the home button twice quickly. What comes up is your most recently used apps.  If you swipe with your finger to the right you can scroll through all of you most recently used apps, but if you scroll to the right, just after you pushed the home button twice quickly, up will come a little bar for playing video/music etc. Off to the right a bit you will finally see the AirPlay logo that looks a bit like an evelope. Push it and up should list an option to display stuff on your iPad or on your AppleTV2 or AppleTV3.  You will see multiple AppleTV's listed if you have them. if you do, I recommend that you give them different names under the settings for the AppleTV.  You will also see the switch for mirroring.  If you click that everything that you do on your iPhone/Pad will show up on the TV.

 

Enjoy!

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Re: My new ipad will not work with our netgear router. Apparantly this is a widespread problem. Any solutions?

Try going to settings, reset, reset settings.

Or go to settings, wifi, other , type in router name and password if it has.

Or go to the network then click the blue arrow and then forget network. Then try again.

Or reboot router,

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Try going to settings, reset, reset settings.

Or go to settings, wifi, other , type in router name and password if it has.

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Or reboot router,

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