Access points for office...

I am planning to install a couple of WG602 access points, one in an upstairs
conference room & another in a downstairs waiting area.
My network is currently 192.168.100.xxx & I want to set these up on another
range of addresses so users can't see the rest of my network.
Is this possible?

On Wed, 22 Nov 2006 15:54:50 GMT, "Crash Fistfight"
<stompin@the-savoy.com> wrote in
<ep_8h.2233$Gk5.1644@tornado.texas.rr.com>:

>I am planning to install a couple of WG602 access points, one in an upstairs
>conference room & another in a downstairs waiting area.
>My network is currently 192.168.100.xxx & I want to set these up on another
>range of addresses so users can't see the rest of my network.
>Is this possible?

Most low-end routers cannot enforce wired versus wireless isolation.
I would suggest instead the SonicWALL TZ-150 Wireless, which is designed
for just this type of application.
<http://www.sonicwall.com/products/tz150_wireless.html>

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