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List:       ipcop-user
Subject:    Re: [IPCop-user] Linksys 54g Ver. 5
From:       "Ora_Evert" <evert () oranet ! co ! za>
Date:       2007-05-27 6:04:58
Message-ID: 20070527060505.74CFD84F8E () meester ! oranet ! co ! za
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Hi All

I run a large wireless network and use a variety of bridges/routers. I have
an old Senau 11b/g (old but still active), I have a Microtik 54b/g parallel
to it and they all work fine.

>From both the AP LAN connection (Does not have WAN) there are lan cables to
a switch on blue.

I also have some linksys AP/Bridge/Switch with the WAN port.

The WAN port would replace the IPCop and then the Linksys would have to be
programmed for routing, access, and all the other functions on the network. 

With the main connection through an IPCop box the Cable must be on one of
the LAN ports and the setting must be to AP with a single IP on a bridge
between the bridge and RF.

This would also allow 3 more hard wired pc's should you need it.

Linksys setup is in comparison one of the easiest rooters to work on that
provides you with the most functionality per buck.

Have fun.

Evert

-----Original Message-----
From: ipcop-user-bounces@lists.sourceforge.net
[mailto:ipcop-user-bounces@lists.sourceforge.net] On Behalf Of Patrick Butts
Sent: 27 Mei 2007 07:44
Cc: ipcop-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [IPCop-user] Linksys 54g Ver. 5

Johnny Miller wrote:
>  I running the linksys 54G with ver. 5 firmware.  Lots of trouble
> connecting.
>   
I'm probably doing everything wrong but my 54G v5 is actually plugged 
into the green.  I use it as a switch and a wireless AP.  I turned off 
DHCP, plugged the cable from IPcop into a Lan connection (not the WAN 
that the cable modem normally connects to), and changed it from gateway 
to router.  We you still not able to access the website I sent you to?  
Linksys instructions worked great for me.

The only problem I have is my Vista laptop doesn't connect back after it 
comes back from sleep mode.  I had to turn my wpa security off and use 
just mac filtering with my SSID not broadcasting.  It's the only way it 
works correctly for me.  I even updated the drivers from the Dell 
website with no luck.  Of course, this has nothing to do with my IPCop, 
but more with Vista and the router.


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