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Yea I'm trying to see if the FM114P will do bridge mode
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Yea I'm trying to see if the FM114P will do bridge mode

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I can get the ME102 to pull an IP from the FM114P thru Access Client but then how do I get the connection via ethernet to go thru?
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I can get the ME102 to pull an IP from the FM114P thru Access Client but then how do I get the connection via ethernet to go thru?

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really all I want to share is the FM114P's internet I actually have bridge wireless to LAN off so wireless connections can access my wired LAN
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really all I want to share is the FM114P's internet I actually have bridge wireless to LAN off so wireless connections can access my wired LAN

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can't access my LAN (type*)
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Hi,<br />
<br />
I'm trying to bridge my network wirelessly.<br />
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I have an FM114P router/firewall/printserve<wbr />r/wireless<wbr />. Im using this as the main router (DHCP) for wired and wireless. <br />
Now I want to take the ME102 and set it up so it bridges another wired network thru the wireless connection.<br />
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I can't seem to get this to work right. The ME102 does work as Bridge also so I figure Im just not configuring things right.<br />
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Thanks for any help.<br />
<br />
Bert
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Hi,

I'm trying to bridge my network wirelessly.

I have an FM114P router/firewall/printserver/wireless. Im using this as the main router (DHCP) for wired and wireless. 
Now I want to take the ME102 and set it up so it bridges another wired network thru the wireless connection.

I can't seem to get this to work right. The ME102 does work as Bridge also so I figure Im just not configuring things right.

Thanks for any help.

Bert

Bridging a Netgear Network (wireless) Using an FM114P and a ME102 AP

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