WL-300g vs. WL-330g as a bridge

Hello,

I have a WL-330g, several computers and a switch. The WL-330g and the computers are all connected to the switch, Asus refers to this as a "Multi-IP Bridge Environment." In this evironment each computer must run the configuration utility in order to detect the WL-330g, otherwise that computer won't get internet access via the WL-330g. This necesitates each computer running windows. Does the 300g also have this limitation, in that even in this kind of environment windows is required?


thanks,

Thufir

If you want to use NAT:

You can have asus connected to the internet wia wifi and other computers connected to asus via LAN, OR asus connected to internet via LAN and others - via WiFi.

{internet} - (asus) - (other computers)


If you don't want to use NAT and you connect to the internet via WiFi, you can use Asus as Repeater.

Code:

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                (asus) - wifi - {internet}
                    |
                  / \
        (computers  (switch) - (computers via LAN)
          via WiFi)

---

What I meant was:

internet
|
modem
|
router
|
(wireless)
|
asus wl 330g
|
switch
|
/\
/ \
/ \
pc1 pc2


However, this doesn't work :(

I wanted to use the WL-330g in "adapter" mode, rather than "access point" mode.



-Thufir

Code:

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                (asus) - wifi - {internet}
                    |
                  / \
        (computers  (switch) - (computers via LAN)
          via WiFi)

---

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