Out50Stang
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I got a Belkin wireless router (got it for $10), that I am trying to connect to my wired network. I just can't get it to work.
The belkin has an option in the settings to make it become a wireless access point. When you do that, you must specify an IP address for the router to access it. I think what this does it make it seem like it is another computer with a normal IP?
I have it wired into a switch (which is conencted to my wired router). I don't have it in the uplink port, I have it on one of the numbered ports. I don't know which port to put the cable into on the wireless router.....I tried putting it in the numbered port, and the WAN, but neither work.
I am trying to connect to the wireless router by being connected to the wired router., but can't pull up the settings screen, it just times out
The belkin has an option in the settings to make it become a wireless access point. When you do that, you must specify an IP address for the router to access it. I think what this does it make it seem like it is another computer with a normal IP?
I have it wired into a switch (which is conencted to my wired router). I don't have it in the uplink port, I have it on one of the numbered ports. I don't know which port to put the cable into on the wireless router.....I tried putting it in the numbered port, and the WAN, but neither work.
I am trying to connect to the wireless router by being connected to the wired router., but can't pull up the settings screen, it just times out