billfisher
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Add Guests Wireless Internet Access
I have the following LAN configuration:
Internet ISP (1 - Static IP) Modem -> ZyXel ZyWall 10W Security Gateway (10.10.1.100) -> Ethernet Switches -> 2 - DLink Wireless Routers configured identically to allow for secure access to LAN and internet (10.10.1.201 and 10.10.1.202) and various workstations and printers.
DHCP provided by a 2003 Server (10.10.1.1) giving 10.10.1.20 - 70 IP addresses.
What detailed steps a needed to add a Linksys WRT160N wireless router to allow guests access to the internet without allowing them access to the LAN?
Internet ISP (1 - Static IP) Modem -> ZyXel ZyWall 10W Security Gateway (10.10.1.100) -> Ethernet Switches -> 2 - DLink Wireless Routers configured identically to allow for secure access to LAN and internet (10.10.1.201 and 10.10.1.202) and various workstations and printers.
DHCP provided by a 2003 Server (10.10.1.1) giving 10.10.1.20 - 70 IP addresses.
What detailed steps a needed to add a Linksys WRT160N wireless router to allow guests access to the internet without allowing them access to the LAN?
ASKER
I performed the connections as reccommended. Not knowing if this was right, I set the Linksys router LAN side set for DHCP 10.10.0.10 - 60 and the WAN side to dynamically obtain ip. No joy. wireless systems get 10.10.0.x ips, but no connection to internet.
What do the guests receive for DNS server(s)?
ASKER
I now have internet access after changing to 192.168.1.x on the Wireless side. Because this guest router is getting a LAN side 10.10.1.x IP, there is still access to the server and networked peripherals on the corporate LAN. How can I prevent this?
Is this router used to service corp clients on the LAN side and guests on the wireless side?
ASKER
This router is meant only to service guest on the wireless side. There are two other wireless routers used to service corp. clients on the LAN and wireless side.
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Thank you for providing the most complete and clear solution I have found.
set up the wireless on the new router however you wish (secure or not)
Connect a LAN cable from your corp network to the WAN or internet port on the WRT160N.
Guests can then connect to the router on their own IP segment and the router blocks traffic to your corp LAN.