Definition of router as an access point

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• Connect WRH54G (router) to WAP610N (Access Point)

  Hello! Is it possible these 2 devices cascading? Thank you, Jessie

  I just followed the manual included in the package...

  Details:

  1.) connected via cross cable 2 devices

  2.) set up the AP to accepy DHCP from the router connections...

  3.) turned on the PA and used for configurations installation disk

  4.) after identification of the IP address of the AP, configured manually to other settings via the Web UI

• My HP Officejet 6500 E710a-f can communicate with the router or wireless access point

  I don't even know if my printer supports wireless or not there only ethernet logo on it and no wireless setting in its control panel as shown in the manual, I plugged on the router via a cable many years ago but now, for some reason, I need get the router of the printer if it can communicate with the Wireless router and if she can , how it will be, and to ensure in this... I have no parameters to talk wireless in the printer, but as I remember in his specification he supported wireless do not know if I got the wrong specifications or my printer is missing something.

  and it is my printer status

  Hello

  Unfortunately, it is not a wireless printer:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/printer-networking-and-wireless/my-OfficeJet-6500-E710a-f-wont-print-wirelessly-Windows-7/TD-p/1820813

  Kind regards.

• access points and router

  Hello.

  would it be possible to have two access points wireless that will be connected to a router.

  access points have the same name, if you log on to one or the other with all the problems.

  If this is possible is it all there, I can get information on how to set up.

  Thank you

  It looks like you want a network like this:

  modem - router cable - WAP1)))

  |                                (((sans fil ou les ordinateurs))

  |------------- WAP2 )))

  SSID: even on the two WAP1 and WAP2

  SSID broadcast: enabled on both

  encryption method: even on the two

  encryption key: even on the two

  channels: different on each WAP.  You can choose any 2 channels but ideally, they would be at least 5 channels apart.  Usually channels 1, 6 or 11 are working perfectly.

  Your computer will automatically connect to WAP with the strongest signal.  You can "move" from one WAP to another, however, it is best to do this when you are not actively downloading information.  This configuration would not interfere with file and/or printer sharing.

• using the wrt54G as access point WiFi for iPod

  I have this Setup:
  (I'm in a trust of a larger network LAN].

  [Campus network: 192.168. *. *]
  ------------------------------
  |
  + [local switch]
  --------------
  |
  + various machines (in 192.168.10.xxx)
  + Pc1
  + pc2
  + ...
  + [Linksys WRT54G] (for WiFi)
  ----------------
  |
  +--> iPod
  + (4 other local unused ports)

  The WRT is configured in Bridge mode and all can see the Internet, but the iPod can not see the PC, unless they are connected on the subnet of the router.

  I think that in this configuration the WRT does DHCP and creates a subnet and then NAT for them to get access to the outside. So the inside can out, but outside may not participate. This means that the applications hosted on the PC iPod cannot interact with the WiFi iPod.

  I want the WRT to act as a bridge and be transparent to the local network & PCs.

  This seems to be a simple installation, but I couldn't sort through the DMZ, router, and help the other possible approaches?

  The answer is 'no '. As far as Linksys are concerned, a router is a router and an access point is an access point, it is because they have two very different functions.

  Concerning

  Fred

• WRV200 as for xbox wireless access point

  I have a WRGT54GX2 that runs my home network. I have a Xbox 360 in another room. Can I use an WRV200 router as an access point wireless connects to the xbox360, which gets its information from the WRGT54GX2. Just see if it's possible before you buy the xbox wireless adapter.

  Ok thank you...

  stop at the store, I'll

• Satellite A210-171 - unable to connect to any access point or router

  Hello. I don't know that this is the right forum. Not something I do normally but since I am desperate to solve this problem, I'll give it a shot.

  So I bought a Toshiba Satellite A210-171 nearly a year ago. It has a built-in wireless driver.

  The problem is, however, I can't seem to connect to any access point or router. What I end up getting most of the time are so a message saying that I am connected but with limited connectivity which means I can't access the internet. At other times, the network in range will appear in my network list, (with a signal strength excellent), but once I have select a message appears saying that the connection attempt has failed. And at other times my laptop detects the network connection and functions smoothly.

  I do not understand of course. So if someone could explain to me why my laptop selects and selects Wireless connections, that it connects and how I can solve this problem, I would be grateful!

  Thanks in advance

  Have you tried to update the driver on your laptop?
  Check the Toshiba site for an update:

  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com > support & downloads-download drivers online

  And if you are already on this site check for a BIOS update.

• How connect N600 router wndr3400v3 to another hotspot or wifi ssid access point

  I want to connect to my router to an another ot hotspot or access point ssid to increase network range

  I tried but not found any option

  Help, please

  Ok thank you

• How can I reset or fix my router wireless or (lost the ability to connect wirelessly to the internet) access point

  Wireless hub works, other computers are connected

  On a laptop, I lost the ability to connect wirelessly to the internet (message: limited connectivity)

  Recommended by the system solution: reset or repair your access point or wireless router

  How can I do?

  I think that what you aim for is "power cycle".

  To do this, simply unplug the router/access point power adapter. Wait a minute. Then reconnect it.

  Hope this helps

  Post back if necessary

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• Subnet routed on the main gateway of the WiFi Access Point

  Hello people.

  I have the wireless router WAG200G. It sports a RJ-11 input and a four port RJ-45, while it is compatible 802.11 g.

  I need to use it as an Access Point, WiFi via DHCP clients accommodation in its own range (I fear not the 192.168.1.x default range). However, I need to give this subnet, access the internet via my main network which has another Beach, say 10.0.0.x, where the entry door is 10.0.0.2

  I tried the subnet routing WiFi to my front door, but apparently I'm missing something I ever managed :-)

  For those wishing to help could you please tell me through this page http://ui.linksys.com/files/WAG200G/1.00.09/Setup_routing.htm ?

  FYI, I got the Linksys in my network off main application everywhere (Linksys & PCs) static IP, nat and affecting encapsulation Bridged Mode only. That's how it worked, but for security reasons, I need to isolate this subnet WiFi.

  Any kind of help would be appreciated.

  If you used the WAG as point of access only with standard Linksys firmware, then you cannot use the DHCP server. The WAG will always assign its own IP address as the gateway via the DHCP server. The only option would be to use the DHCP relay function or set another DHCP server.

  As long as the WAG is connected through a LAN port to your existing network you connected side full LAN of the WAG in your network. You don't want to run any DHCP server on the WAG. Your main router provide DHCP service. If your wireless devices have trouble getting an IP address from your main router, which should be the first thing to solve...

• Ports Ethernet in router wireless set up as access point

  If I set up a wireless router as a wireless access point, can I still connect to the Ethernet ports on the router?

  Yes.

• Use E2000 as ONLY - wireless access point not as a router

  I would use my E2000 router as an only Wi - Fi access point. The unit will be connected to a unit of combo modem/router Verizon FiOS Actiontek I want to leave only the first and only router on my network. Can the E2000 cause its router functions disabled without DD - WRT or other third party firmware?

  Thank you!

  Yes, but you need to connect a cable between the router to the AP, here's how

  Editing cascading (connecting) a Linksys router to another router

• configure my WRT54G Router as access point?

  Hi all, hoping someone can explain the process of setting up my WRT54G as access point to connect to my new WRT310N router. I get under the floor and string a long ethernet cable to add wireless across the House but I don't know how to properly prepare for the router, if I can set up once it is hooked, etc.. ? I've read conflicting reports on the question if I need to change the SSID and if devices hooked to the point of access can still obtain IP addresses dynamically.

  The mixture of N and G will be as problematic?

  best,

  Chris

  For General configuration, see here.

  Use identical settings SSID und on both wireless security. Use many different channels. Then you have a roaming wireless network.

• WRT600N advanced routing problems / use as Access Point and switch

  Firmware 1.01.36 build 4 The WRT600N is connected to an existing LAN and is really only used as a Wireless N access point. There is nothing plugged into the WAN port; only the LAN port. I have NAT disabled. All traffic from a client connected to the WRT600N wireless going very well for the gateway and the Internet router. The customer experience is very good. However, there are a few minor issues as follows.

  1] Setup > Advanced Routing tab has only the following options; to do this, * not * have a picker 'Mode '. NAT, static routing and dynamic routing (RIP).    IS this NORMAL, OR should HAVE a MODE (e.g. switch) AS REFERRED to IN THE HELP FILES?

  [2] even if a connection wireless or wired to the WRT600N works very well, the WRT600N himself is unable to connect to the internet. It cannot connect to NTP to set the time and I can't ping past the gateway router using the ping of the WRT600N diagnostic utility. I ping the gateway 192.168.1.4 port inside, but I can't use the diagnostic the WRT600N ping ping utility something beyond this gateway port. The routing of the WRT600N table is below. THE GATEWAY SHOULD NOT BE 192/168.1.4? HOWEVER THE WRT600N DON'T ME LETS NOT CHANGE IT.

  Destination LAN IP Subnet Mask gateway interface

  192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.71 LAN & Wireless

  127.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 * LAN & Wireless

  Topic 1. Linksys, used to have a mode option to switch between the modes 'Bridge' and 'router '. The latest routers call it now better NAT power. Gateway mode means THAT NAT is enabled. Router mode means THAT NAT is disabled. The help files are probably a little bit over. But the option is still the same.

  Re 2. It's normal if you use it as only access point (i.e. do not use the WAN port). The router always takes into account that the internet connection via the WAN port, i.e. it will always use the default gateway on the WAN port. If nothing is connected to the WAN port on the router itself has no default gateway and therefore has no access to the internet. Generally, you are not able to establish the default route in either advanced routing page. It is a known limit of these routers if you do not use as a router.

• The question of the Access Point wireless router

  I am considered to be an amateur when there are routers so patient with me. I have a wireless router in my office and two workstations are hardlined (ethernet cable-joint) to the router. Then, in the living room, I have 3 devices (Xbox, BlueRay, directTV) I want on the network. Rather than running three office ethernet cables, I expect to have some sort of (reverse hotspot) where a device could hop on the wireless router and the signal I inflexible at these three devices. Not sure if this would require an Access Point or another wireless router?

  Any thoughts would be appreciated.

  -J

  I suggest that you try to find something on WET54GS5... is a bridge with 5 ports wireless if I'm not mistaken... but since it's under Cisco Small Business, I suggest you could ask more about it here

  Cisco Small Business support community

  Or you can see WET54G and buy a separate so you switch can accommodate other devices