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Old 12-21-2007, 02:37 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Advanced Wireless/Router setup HELP!

Hello everyone..

I am usually on the other side, try to answer question about networking.. as I enjoy it and usually know what Im talking about. But not tonight!

Ok this is whats going on. I need the following connection setup.

Wireless connection--->Computer1---(Ethernet)--->Router--->(3 more computers)

Ok So I have the connection from Computer1 to the router plugged into the router wan port (where modem is usually plugged in). I tried doing ICS and Bridging the connection, the farthest I got was with the bridge, but im not sure if I am supposed to use it.

Do I bridge the Wireless connection to the Ethernet connection? I currently cannot get the router to transmit the internet to the downstream computer. BUT the router does have the internet light on.

Does anyone have any help for me?
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Old 12-21-2007, 03:07 PM   #2 (permalink)
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OK lets think this through. First what model router?
Is this a broadband modem and router in the same package, if yes, it will not work. If this is a seperate router, well you plug a broadband modem into the wan port on the router AND you can plug a broadband modem directly into a PC. So I would assume you could plug a pc into the wan port. I would try a different ip range on the pc plugged into the wan port, then the one on LAN. Did you try to ping from the WAN to the LAN?
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This is a WRT54g by linksys, and no it is a router only.

I dont think there is a need for a modem, as I am getting my internet signal from another wireless source. Im stumped where the computer1 connects OUT to the other router...
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I asked the Network admin here at work, got it worked out.. Thanks though..
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so what was it ?
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Set the router and the downline computers to the gateway of the wireless internet connection, and use ICS on computer 1.
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