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Unable to configure wireless router for local network access.

Asked by OnlineGuitarist in Windows Networking

Tags: access, cannot, configure, connect, wireless

hi all,

I have a router to router vpn setup on two netopia r910's between two static dsl connections.  The vpn works fine and so do the clients connected directly to the r910.  I have a win2k3 server setup on side 1 which is handling dhcp requests.  on side two, the dhcp requests are being forwarded to side 1.  all computers (winxp machines) that are directly connected to the r910 on side are successfully retrieving dhcp info and are connected to the network as well as being able to loginto the domain of the win2k3 server.

my problem is when I add another router behind the r910.  I have a wireless router connected, and it receives dhcp info properly from the side1 server.  but when a wireless client connects to the network, it is having problems finding the dhcp info.  I have disabled dhcp on the wireless router and also configured the ip address of the router with an ip on the same subnet and with the same subnet masks as other clients.

If I turn dhcp off on the wireless router, and assign static information to match that of my wan ip addressing scheme, i'm unable to browse.  If I have dhcp enabled on the wireless router, then my wireless client will retrieve an ip address to that of the local lan settings of the router and will be able to browse the internet.  In both scenarios, the wireless clients cannot even connect or ping the netopia gateway client or any other machines connected to the netopia router via cable.

Without going into the details of the configuration or capabilities of the wireless router, what must be done in order for the wireless clients to be able to acces

thanks in advance for any comments or suggestions.
 
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