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  1. bacardidude

    Wireless network gives constant ip address conflict

    Okay, let's see if I can make this less confusing. I have two differents LANs. One upstairs and one downstairs. The one downstairs is connected to the linksys ap and a cable modem for internet access. The SSID broadcast is on. The upstairs LAN is connected to another linksys ap(same model)...
  2. bacardidude

    Wireless network gives constant ip address conflict

    You have a broadband router connected to a ? From ? (switch, broadband router) you have two APs in: **I have a cable modem connected to a BEFW11S4 ap downstairs with dhcp enabled for 1 user(the pc). . in "Bridge" mode -- AP-to-AP **I have a second ap upstairs, same model connected to a WET11...
  3. bacardidude

    Wireless network gives constant ip address conflict

    But would you say the neighbor is following my ip change with some sort of sniffer or what? It doesnt matter if i choose an ip on the high end or low end or even change subnets, within minutes, i get the ip conflict error. What can i do? Change channels or something? Bacardidude
  4. bacardidude

    Wireless network gives constant ip address conflict

    I just installed two access points, one downstairs and one upstairs using a bridge to connect the two. Everything worked fine the first night. Now, all of a sudden, i get constact "windows ip conflict" error messages on the pc upstairs. The DHCP is on downstairs, but only for two users. The...
  5. bacardidude

    Connecting 2 BEFW11S4's

    CSSTeckie, I wasn't aware it was possible. I was really close to buying a bridge to get it done. I have the 1st router plugged into the cable modem and dhcp is active. The 2nd router(at one point) got an ip from the main router, but I was lost as to whether to give it a WAN Ip also. I also...
  6. bacardidude

    Connecting 2 BEFW11S4's

    I do not have a crossover cable going from router #1 to #2. So that would be my problem. I was trying to prevent having to run such a cable since I have two ap's. Do I need to buy a bridge or how would you suggest I go about this configuration without running a crossover cable? Bacardidude
  7. bacardidude

    Connecting 2 BEFW11S4's

    I would like to do the following somehow. Connecting a 2 lans, one downstairs and one upstairs using befw11s4's to go wireless through the house and then all computers will be hard-wired to the access points. Downstairs, the ap is connected to a cabled modem and hard-wired to one pc which...

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