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I did this with two Linksys routers, and found an article on the Linksys
site saying I needed to assign a fixed IP to the second router, and that
the address had to be out of the range of the DHCP addresses already in use.
I used 192.168.1.20
YMMV
D Duncan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a wired router (Netgear, FR114P) and a Linksys Wireless G
> (WRT54GS).
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> I've been using the Netgear with my dsl and a couple of computers and a
> printer. No problem.
>
> I now have added the Linksys in order to accommodate a couple of
> wireless laptops, by plugging the Linksys into the 4th Netgear port and
> making it a normal port as opposed to an uplink port. That wireless
> router works fine, but I then lose my wired network...that is, the
> wireless doesn't see the wired and vice versa...but I can pull up both
> the Netgear web interface and the Linksys web interface on my browser on
> the wireless laptop. I'm so confused.
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> How do I get everything on the same network?
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> Thanks very much,
> Diane
> OS is XP
>
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