I have a Macbook Pro connected to a time capsule. How can I tell if I am connected via 802.11n?
B bobj210 macrumors newbie Original poster Jan 4, 2008 4 0 Jan 14, 2009 #1 I have a Macbook Pro connected to a time capsule. How can I tell if I am connected via 802.11n?
aross99 macrumors 68000 Dec 17, 2006 1,541 1 East Lansing, MI Jan 14, 2009 #2 Option-Click on the Airport icon in your menu bar. If the Transmit Rate shows something > 54, then you are getting 802.11n speeds. I use the 802.11n/g compatible mode, and routinely see 130 for my speeds...
Option-Click on the Airport icon in your menu bar. If the Transmit Rate shows something > 54, then you are getting 802.11n speeds. I use the 802.11n/g compatible mode, and routinely see 130 for my speeds...
S stukdog macrumors 6502 Oct 20, 2004 322 522 Aug 17, 2009 #3 This thread is old, but was glad to find the answer so I'm saying thanks.
S Spencewc macrumors newbie Feb 26, 2010 8 0 Sep 26, 2010 #4 I would have to say thanks as well, as old as it is I'm finding it valuable as of today. Still works great, that option click is a nugget.
I would have to say thanks as well, as old as it is I'm finding it valuable as of today. Still works great, that option click is a nugget.
Echetz macrumors newbie Sep 16, 2007 4 1 Israel Nov 9, 2010 #5 Old but very helpful thread I noticed when alt + clicking the Airport icon in the menu bar it says PHY mode : 802.11g I guess that means it's connected with wireless g and not n
Old but very helpful thread I noticed when alt + clicking the Airport icon in the menu bar it says PHY mode : 802.11g I guess that means it's connected with wireless g and not n