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Hi,
I have the following configuration that I can't get to work 100%...
Cable Modem connected to Linksys wired router (BEFSR41). 2 wired
computers and the Netgear MR814 connected to the Linksys. 1 computer
wired to the Netgear and 2 computers connected wirelessly to the
Netgear. Very bad ascii picture below:
Modem --> Linksys
|---> Comp#1
|---> Comp#2
|---> Netgear
|---> Comp#3
|---> Comp#4
|---> Comp#5
I can access the internet through all computers, computers 1 & 2 can
talk together. Computers 3-5 can talk, BUT....
Computers 1-2 can't see to computers 3-5 and vice versa.
According to wisdom derived through hours and hours of googling, I've
turned off DHCP in the netgear and let the linksys handle it (and that
works). I've connected the netgear to the linksys by using a lan port
on the linksys and a lan port on the netgear (I've used both a straight
cable and a crossover for this connection). I've tried fiddling with
static routes on the netgear without any luck.
No matter what I do, I can't seem to get computers hanging off the
linksys to even see computers hanging off the netgear.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Rob
Hi,
I have the following configuration that I can't get to work 100%...
Cable Modem connected to Linksys wired router (BEFSR41). 2 wired
computers and the Netgear MR814 connected to the Linksys. 1 computer
wired to the Netgear and 2 computers connected wirelessly to the
Netgear. Very bad ascii picture below:
Modem --> Linksys
|---> Comp#1
|---> Comp#2
|---> Netgear
|---> Comp#3
|---> Comp#4
|---> Comp#5
I can access the internet through all computers, computers 1 & 2 can
talk together. Computers 3-5 can talk, BUT....
Computers 1-2 can't see to computers 3-5 and vice versa.
According to wisdom derived through hours and hours of googling, I've
turned off DHCP in the netgear and let the linksys handle it (and that
works). I've connected the netgear to the linksys by using a lan port
on the linksys and a lan port on the netgear (I've used both a straight
cable and a crossover for this connection). I've tried fiddling with
static routes on the netgear without any luck.
No matter what I do, I can't seem to get computers hanging off the
linksys to even see computers hanging off the netgear.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Rob