Apple AirPort Extreme Error 6753 During Setup

Asked By Jackie E Nguyen 0 points N/A Posted on - 07/09/2017

I use an Apple computer. During the setup of my Wi-Fi network, I got an AirPort Extreme Error 6753 prompted by the system. What should I do?

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Answered By Michael C Theobald 0 points N/A #300614

Apple AirPort Extreme Error 6753 During Setup

You can configure you Apple computer in the following ways so that you can solve your problem.

• Enable IPv6 on your Apple settings. Go to AirPort utility to enable IPv6.
• AirPort Extreme uses IPv6 to connect your Apple device and not IPv4.
• Once you enable IPv6, you can try to connect to the AirPort time capsule.

You can also enable IPv6 using the network settings of your device.

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #302294

Apple AirPort Extreme Error 6753 During Setup

That means your device is not connected to your computer while you are setting up the program. Your device should be connected to your computer before you start setup so that when the setup wizard starts looking for connected devices, it can immediately detect and access your Apple device. If your device is already connected to your computer wirelessly or via Wi-Fi, make sure it is within range.

Your device won’t be detected if it is out of range. Click “OK” to close the dialog then cancel setup if it prompts you. Next, connect your device to your computer and then start setup again. This should fix the problem. If this doesn’t work, your device can’t be detected. If it is already connected to your computer, try restarting your device.

When the device is ready, start setup again then see what happens.

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