Hi , thanks for replying ....

> First: Is this just a simple "home-type" network topology -- and even if so,
> are you after subnets here?

I just want to set it up , so that i can use it on other side of the
building. There are 10 computers at other side of the building, I
wanna connect them to our network(of 160 wks) and they will logon
through our domain and acccess our network as well as Internet.

> I'm going to assume simple, with no subnets, unless you say otherwise...
>
> What you provided: You have two DLink DWL-2700 AP's. One if functioning
> correctly as an AP, while the other AP you want to use as a just a simple
> client. Ok. That is very reasonable. I've used one of the DWL-7100AP's as
> just a client before. These are just indoor 802.11a/g/b AP's, but same
> idea. One of them actually is running outside though. :-)
>
> What you didn't provide: How is the (working) DWL-2700AP, running as an AP,
> obtaining it's IP? Is there a router somewhere in this mix? If so, thats
> is where the "client" DWL-2700AP should be getting it's DHCP from also, not
> the "AP" DWL-2700AP. What you are seeing could be DHCP collision.

I think so , i did some mistake in setting it up , I made the 1st
working AP as DHCP server and the other AP as Client.... Now to my
knowledge the problem is they both cant communicate, thats the reason
y the second AP is taking ip address 0.0.0.0 on it own.

> I'm sure there are probably more variables going on, (there always is), but
> thats the first thing I thought of with what you provided...

Primary goal is to connect 10 computer to our network through the AP
and make them behave as if they are in same LAN.