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MN-500 and Netgear - Can't get these two to work!

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Hello,

Here is my setup:
ADSL -> NETGEAR ROUTER -> MN-500 Wireless.

Netgear has 2 computers connected to it.
MN-500 Wireless is connected to Netgear as well.

Both are on the same workgroup and both are on the same
Subnet Mask (255.255.255.0). Netgear can see the MN-500
and assigned it an IP address.

My Notebook (connected to MN-500 Wirelessly) can't see
shares on PC's connected straight to Netgear.

When I set my MN-500 in Bridge mode - it works, but then
my Wireless network is not secure without WEP!

Please help.

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Don't put a router behind a router. Use the MN-500 instead of the
netgear router.

Pavel wrote:

> Hello,
>
> Here is my setup:
> ADSL -> NETGEAR ROUTER -> MN-500 Wireless.
>
> Netgear has 2 computers connected to it.
> MN-500 Wireless is connected to Netgear as well.
>
> Both are on the same workgroup and both are on the same
> Subnet Mask (255.255.255.0). Netgear can see the MN-500
> and assigned it an IP address.
>
> My Notebook (connected to MN-500 Wirelessly) can't see
> shares on PC's connected straight to Netgear.
>
> When I set my MN-500 in Bridge mode - it works, but then
> my Wireless network is not secure without WEP!
>
> Please help.

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