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Old 01-28-2008, 02:51 PM
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Hi everyone,

I have a ADSL Router that connects to the ISP, A Belkin G Plus Wireless Router and a Belkin N1 Vision Wireless Router.
Now, I want to setup a Network like this:


|~~~~~~~~~~| |~~~~~~~~~~| |~~~~~~~~|
| ADSL ROUTER | ------> | Belkin G Plus | ))))))))) | N1 Vision |
|~~~~~~~~~~| Wired |~~~~~~~~~~| Wireless |~~~~~~~~|


So, I guess I have to first setup Both Routers as Access Points and then enable Wireless Bridging by entering the " N1's " MAC ADDRESS in " G Plus " and enable bridging.

Now, I have my ADSL connected to G Plus and WiFi works fine with G Plus. The issue is setting up the N1 Vision. What IP Do I give it while enabling "Use as Access Point". And secondly, How do I make it use the internet from the G Plus ???
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Old 01-28-2008, 09:05 PM
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I think you will find that your Belkin G router will only bridge to either the same model router or certain Belkin AP's and not the N1. If you look on the Belkin web site for your router there may be information which tells you which models it will bridge to, either a setup guide for bridging or in the f/ware upgrade that gave it the bridging capability. Since you didn't give the model No( normally F5DXXXX) I can't point you to a specific page.
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Old 03-21-2008, 07:39 AM
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