On Sunday 04 November 2007 09:58, Randall R Schulz wrote: > Hi, > > I have an odd problem that I don't understand and wonder if anyone > can shed some light on it. > > ...
Based on off-list correspondence with G. T. Smith, I have already removed the wire link from the broadband router to the 10.3 box. It wasn't worth the trouble it was causing and I don't have a lot of time to spend on it. My overriding concern is to make the 10.3 box reachable from the Internet. At some point, I may try to reestablish the DHCP link from the NAT side of the wireless router once I learn more about what's required to make such a topology function properly. On Wednesday 07 November 2007 02:19, Jeff Hoare wrote: > Do you have the routing tables for the devices? Have you done a > traceroute to see where the routing goes (both directions) ? Not any longer. Yesterday I removed the cable from the wireless router to the 10.3 box and disabled that interface. On Wednesday 07 November 2007 00:18, Rodney Baker wrote: > Looking at your connection diagram, it appears as though you could > have a routing loop if you really have 2 connections between the > 8-port switch and the 10.3 box (one direct, one via the wireless > router). Yes, I do. I did fail to mention that the wireless router is applying NAT and the DHCP-supplied IP addresses are non-routeable. The same page allows the establishment of up to twenty static routes, but I have none defined. > What firmware are you running in the WRT54G? Is it configured to > support spanning-tree routing? The main page of the configuration interface says "Firmware Version 1.00.6". On the Advanced Routing page, there are two modes Gateway and Router. It's set on Router > if not, try removing one of the links to the 10.3 box (probably the > one to the wireless router). The wireless clients should be able to > route to the 10.3 box via the ethernet switch. I did that yesterday. It's working, but now I cannot access the NAT side of the wireless router from the 10.3 box, which was why I added the cable from that box to the wireless router. Thanks for the help, folks. Randall Schulz -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
