Re: absurdly simple LAN problem

From: Clive Menzies (clive_at_clivemenzies.co.uk)
Date: 09/16/05

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    On (16/09/05 18:20), Anthony Campbell wrote:
    > On 16 Sep 2005, Frank Gevaerts wrote:
    > [snip]
    > >
    > > It looks as if the router does NAT between the wireless and the wired segments.
    > > Can you configure the router to do bridging ?
    > >
    > > Frank
    >
    > I don't think so. There is nothing about it in the manual as far as I
    > can see.
    >
    > Perhaps I need a different router to make this work?

    It seems mad that the netgear doesn't do the job. Have you sought
    information from them?

    I've had good experience with Vigor2600 routers. I've not used their
    wireless version but plan to. I'd be very p*ssed off if it didn't do
    what you need.

    Check out support at:

    www.draytek.co.uk

    Regards

    Clive 

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