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How do I get my wireless access point to work with my existing router?

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I'm acctully trying to setup excatly what you said in your artical. I hooked a wireless access point to a router, by a RJ 45 cable now when I turn off the DHCP in the wireless acess point the computers connected to it don't get a IP address. The DHCP of the first router is not getting past the wireless access point. 2 computers are on the wireied router. 1 computer is connected by wire to the wireless access point, and 2 wireless laptops. My wireless access point is a Bufflo router/access point it has a switch to set it up as a access point. Now as router mode the 2 laptops and 1 desktop get a ip address and can connect to the computer. Now I set the buffalo to a wireless access point, none of the computers can get a ip address, so they can't connect to the network at all, not even the internet.
(all 5 computers are up to date with no virses)
I tried to be very clear on this problem, becuse I need to know how to get this fixed, thank you for anyone who reads this.

Posted by: Unsane at February 23, 2007 3:02 PM

my desktop using a belkin f5d7001 is having trouble connecting to my netgear router. it says they are connected but when i try to connect to the internet it stops when it gets to the initialising dsl modem and comes up with unable establish dsl connection. what can i do about this

Posted by: patrick at February 25, 2007 2:00 PM

HI, I have a patch conntected to Access Point(192.168.0.50) and the AP is Put as AP Clients then the AP is connected to a SMC router(192.168.2.1) via WAN Port so i can't access to the AP from a PC connected to the router PLZ help me

Posted by: AHMA at May 14, 2007 11:29 PM

i have a dsl connection on for my computer, do i have to purchase a router to use my wireless connection or is my dsl modem all i need?

Posted by: Andre at June 20, 2007 7:56 PM

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Unless your DSL modem has wireless capability, then yes, you'll most likely
need to purchase a router.

Leo

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Posted by: Leo A. Notenboom at June 21, 2007 8:07 PM

hi wen i connect my pc to my router its says connected but cant get on net so i press repair connection and come up renewing my netwrd address when it dos that i still cant get on net drivin me mad

Posted by: patrick flanagan at June 23, 2007 11:53 AM

how to connect my wireless router to free hotspot?

Posted by: Real G at September 17, 2007 7:23 PM

I am trying something a little different and YES I have turned OFF NAT and DHCP as you suggested in the article but no help with this problem,
.... curious as to not having a problem when it was turned on..??
I have an Access Point connected as a wireless device about 150 feet from my router in another building.
My computer is connected to the wireless AP and everything works..
But when I add a voip adapter between the wireless AP and the computer, nothing works.
Without the voip device in the line everything works fine. Could you help?
Thanks

Posted by: Anne at January 2, 2008 7:45 PM

Hi,
Did you check for the Range of IP that is provided for your VOIP BOX ? Does it carry any static IP ??

Posted by: vijay at January 18, 2008 5:03 AM

I don't understand this. Lol I'm not too good with this stuff. I have a wired router. I bough a D-link G-122 usb wireless adapter. Trying to figure out how to connect that and make a wireless access point so I can play my psp with online players. I hope this makes sense. If you know anything about this please help me. Thanks so much!

Posted by: Tresela at February 1, 2008 10:39 AM
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