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usslindstrom · August 3rd, 2006, 10:35 AM

That was always an option... But the middle router has been the one assigning addresses to all my wireless clients. Been doin' a pretty decent job of it too.

So, you're suggesting to have the netgear dual wan product conduct all the DHCP needs of the network, and change the middle router to a gateway? How will this effect members of my wireless network?

In theory, they should use the router as an access point then, and then allow the netgear dual wan to assign them an address, correct?

August 3rd, 2006, 10:35 AM	#9 (permalink)
usslindstrom Ultimate Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: From my house Posts: 1,265	That was always an option... But the middle router has been the one assigning addresses to all my wireless clients. Been doin' a pretty decent job of it too. So, you're suggesting to have the netgear dual wan product conduct all the DHCP needs of the network, and change the middle router to a gateway? How will this effect members of my wireless network? In theory, they should use the router as an access point then, and then allow the netgear dual wan to assign them an address, correct? __________________ And thus it was spoken by the mighty Uss. And it was so.