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1 Belkin N450 behind the sonicwall to connect clients wirelessly. &nbsp;Belkin's local IP is 192.168.2.254 (and is using DHCP)
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If by this you mean serving DHCP then perhaps it isn't giving out DNS which could screw up your Exchange connectivity.
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> 1 Belkin N450 behind the sonicwall to connect clients wirelessly.  Belkin's local IP is 192.168.2.254 (and is using DHCP)


If by this you mean serving DHCP then perhaps it isn't giving out DNS which could screw up your Exchange connectivity.

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Please clarify what using DHCP means... althought I assume it means giving out leases.
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Please clarify what using DHCP means... althought I assume it means giving out leases.

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The SonicWall is a DHCP server, and so is the Belkin. &nbsp;I have the Belkin giving out IPS too because if I don't, guests will not get an IP at all all the wireless.
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The SonicWall is a DHCP server, and so is the Belkin.  I have the Belkin giving out IPS too because if I don't, guests will not get an IP at all all the wireless.

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Turns out the Belkin was using the DNS automatically given by the ISP. &nbsp;I changed that and put our main server first which allowed me to resolve the issue.
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Turns out the Belkin was using the DNS automatically given by the ISP.  I changed that and put our main server first which allowed me to resolve the issue.

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I have:<br />
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1 SonicWall tz-170 using vpn to another location with an exchange server. &nbsp;SonicWall is 192.168.2.1<br />
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1 Belkin N450 behind the sonicwall to connect clients wirelessly. &nbsp;Belkin's local IP is 192.168.2.254 (and is using DHCP)<br />
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Problem:<br />
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When I physically connect to the Belkin I am able to see the network and connect to exchange with no problems. &nbsp;If I connect wirelessly though, I can get to IPs on the network but cannot connect to the server for exchange or syncing.
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I have:

1 SonicWall tz-170 using vpn to another location with an exchange server.  SonicWall is 192.168.2.1

1 Belkin N450 behind the sonicwall to connect clients wirelessly.  Belkin's local IP is 192.168.2.254 (and is using DHCP)

Problem:

When I physically connect to the Belkin I am able to see the network and connect to exchange with no problems.  If I connect wirelessly though, I can get to IPs on the network but cannot connect to the server for exchange or syncing.

Belkin router behind SW TZ-170 cannot access network

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