Quote from: Le Pirate on January 31, 2012, 07:08:04 PM
try taking it out of access point mode...I'm not sure you really need that anyways.


just set it up as you would a normal wireless router

if you do that, it'll nat to the rest of the network, which isn't what you want.

Quote from: derby on January 31, 2012, 09:05:33 PM
if you do that, it'll nat to the rest of the network, which isn't what you want.

Maybe I should of included a second disclaimer with my advice:

I'm a biologist...not a IT person in any way what so ever

I just change settings until it works the way I want. Trial and Error 

As an actual IT guy, feel free to ping me with these kinds of issues.  If I can help build a 10 gig fiber ring around the middle of Arizona, I can help with a few wireless connectivity issues. 

Quote from: AdmiralKit on February 01, 2012, 03:50:13 PM
As an actual IT guy, feel free to ping me with these kinds of issues.  If I can help build a 10 gig fiber ring around the middle of Arizona, I can help with a few wireless connectivity issues.  

<~~~~ also actual IT guy.  

Quote from: derby on February 01, 2012, 06:57:26 PM
<~~~~ also actual IT guy.  

Haha, I imagine that there are a few of us IT folk around.  You specialize in anything?

Quote from: AdmiralKit on February 02, 2012, 08:11:53 PM
Haha, I imagine that there are a few of us IT folk around.  You specialize in anything?

i've worn a lot of hats over the last 20 years, but my focus has been vmware/virtualization for the last 8 years or so... i'm the senior virtualization architect for a major television network.