Two reports in the other thread said that it made no difference:I still haven't heard a single report on whether adding mDNS resolution helped or not.
Yes, I tried it.. It doesn't fix the issue... I also found out that the stock firmware not based on the newest code meaning 3006 all suffer from this problem. Meaning If I upgrade my GT-AX11000 pro to the newest codebase the time machine works. Hopefully Merlin will release more supported models on the firmware 3006 instead of just the RT-BE96U & GT-BE98_PRO
I had run into Time Machine issues as well. Console logs on my mac indicated that it couldn't find afp://admin@routername_afpovertcp._tcp.local. Despite being able to manually mount that path in Finder. I also tried updating to 388.8 and that didn't fix it for me either. But I wanted to thank you for that tip about setting the TM location using the IP address! That has been working great so far for me![]()
It fixed my Airprint issues that were occuring during the beta. I do not recall having issues with Airprint with the 386.7. Perhaps not the sole reason for this specific fix, but something definitely changed from 386.8 betas to release.I still haven't heard a single report on whether adding mDNS resolution helped or not.
That would be unrelated then, since 388.7 didn't have mdns support either.It fixed my Airprint issues that were occuring during the beta. I do not recall having issues with Airprint with the 386.7.
So it's as I was saying: highly unlikely that the router being able to locally do mDNS name resolution would have any impact on Time Machine working. There you go @sfx2000.Two reports in the other thread said that it made no difference:
I had run into Time Machine issues as well. Console logs on my mac indicated that it couldn't find afp://admin@routername_afpovertcp._tcp.local.
That would be unrelated then, since 388.7 didn't have mdns support either.
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