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I concour with kronostm, who concurs with what90 &nbsp;lol
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I concour with kronostm, who concurs with what90  lol

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I feel like someone copied me ;)
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first thing that popped into my mind before reading responses was the gateway, and low and behold someone beat me to it..so I was bout to say &quot;what he said&quot; &nbsp;but then someone even beat me to that! &nbsp;lol
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first thing that popped into my mind before reading responses was the gateway, and low and behold someone beat me to it..so I was bout to say "what he said"  but then someone even beat me to that!  lol

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sorry this took so long, i could have sworn i finished this question weeks ago... need more beer to help with my memory. &nbsp;Thanks all. &nbsp;
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sorry this took so long, i could have sworn i finished this question weeks ago... need more beer to help with my memory.  Thanks all.  

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I just installed SBS 2003.<br />
with SBS 2000 i used a WRV54g linksys router to connect to my ISP and route all the internet requests. &nbsp;I have now setup SBS 2003 to do this for me. so far things are working very well for my wired clients. &nbsp;not so well for my wireless clients. &nbsp;my wireless clients can use all of the network resources (printers, networked folders...) but they can not connect to the internet. &nbsp;Is there any way to setup the router so i can countinue to use this router as my wireless access point? 
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I just installed SBS 2003.
with SBS 2000 i used a WRV54g linksys router to connect to my ISP and route all the internet requests.  I have now setup SBS 2003 to do this for me. so far things are working very well for my wired clients.  not so well for my wireless clients.  my wireless clients can use all of the network resources (printers, networked folders...) but they can not connect to the internet.  Is there any way to setup the router so i can countinue to use this router as my wireless access point? 

wireless access point

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.