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Configureing a network, strange archetecture

Asked by Arrummzen in Miscellaneous Networking, Network Switches & Hubs, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

Tags: archetecture, configureing, windows, wireless

This is what I have,
1: A hub - all ports are used by computes/printers/Router - network A
2: A wireless router connected to the hub - network B
3: A computer connected to network A has two Ethernet ports (it runs Windows 2000 profesional
4: A Wireless Access point connected to the computer with two Ethernet ports (its a Microsoft wireless access point). - network C
5: A PDA I want to connect to the wireless network C.

Now Network a and b are up and running correctly however I am having trouble getting C working (I just bought the access point today).
The Microsoft documentation is for setting it for broad band sharing however I dont want to use it for that. I just needs to be a simple router. It has wireless networkingk, 4 genaric Ethernet ports and a port for a broad band modem (which I wont use).
I want to set up the Windows 2000 professional system as a router bettween network A and network C. How do I do this (note: I also have a computer with Windows 2000 Server, If 2000 pro cant route, I can put the duel port card in the 2000 server box. ).

Now I pluged everything in but some issuess arose.
A: If I try to look at a web site on the duel port system (Ill call it computer H) I will get a site not found error (I am assuming that its looking on network C, Ethereal seams to conferm this. ). How do I correct this?

So basicly I need set by set instructions for setting up the network so that the PDA can look at web sites and acceess systems on Networks A and B via network C.

Thank you for your time,
Arrummzen
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