[Discuss] Router Video connection problem.
Brij Charan
brijcharan at gmail.com
Wed Jun 20 10:58:49 PDT 2007
Lionel that worked perfectly.
Thank you everyone for your recommendations.
I ended up putting the linksys as an AP based on Lionels recommendation, and
disabled the dhcp server on it.
It works perfectly...movies stream, the wireless works, and the main router
is the one that
hands out the ip addy's.
Thanks :)
On 6/19/07, Lionel Widdifield <lwiddif-vlug at nexus.spydernet.com> wrote:
>
> On Tue, Jun 19, 2007 at 10:53:01AM -0700, Brij Charan wrote:
> > actually my linksys is old...with a 3rd party dd-wrt firmware.
>
> In that case, check for an updated firmware image as something is not
> quite right.
>
> > Oh I didn't know you could make a bridge that easily.
>
> You didn't, the firmware already did it for you. Most people don't realize
> that most routers are pretty much access points with one additional port
> marked
> WAN, plus some software.
>
> > So by doing this, you can still provide wireless access, but the dlink
> will
> > be leasing the iP's to the machines connected to the linksys?
>
> Yes, the linksys acts as an access point (provides the wireless) and the
> dlink
> comtinues to functions as your gateway router providing the DHCP services
> to the lan.
>
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Brij Charan
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