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

[THUFIR]

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

[ostin]

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.



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

[THUFIR]

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



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