On Fri, 25 Mar 2011 22:21:58 -0700 wes <[email protected]> dijo: >The D-Link is acting as the DHCP server for your network. If the >Linksys is in switch mode, the D-Link's DHCP server will work for your >phone. The problem is something else.
>> I set a password in the Administration tab. Is that where I set the >> WPA password? >That's the password for the management interface for the Linksys. In >the management pages, there should be a Wireless tab, and a Wireless >Security sub-tab. WEP bad, WPA good. On the Setup page there is a dropdown at the very top, set to Automatic Configuration - DHCP by default. (DHCP Server down below is set to Disabled.) The other options in the dropdown are Static IP, PPoE, PPTP and HeartBeat. On the Wireless tab there is a dropdown for Wireless Mode, where the default is AP, and the other options are Client and Adhoc. It is set to AP. Below is a dropdown for Wireless Network Mode, set to Mixed. The other options are disabled, B only, G only, and Afterburner. Then there is Wireless Network Name (SSID), where I entered JJJ. The next dropdown is for frequencies, and I left it at the default 6-2.437 GHz. Wireless SSID Broadcast is set to Enable. There is a Security tab, but it applies only to the firewall, which is enabled. There is an Access Restrictions tab, which appears to be for allowing only PCs with certain addresses, and also for restricting the time of day when access is permitted. The next tab is Administration which starts at the top with the router password. Then it has: Remote management (disabled) Management port (grayed out) Use https (unchecked) AP watchdog (disabled) Interval 15 seconds Bandwidth management (disabled) Boot wait (on) Cron (enabled) Dhcpd (disabled) Static allocations (box is empty) DNS masq (enabled) Local DNS (disabled) Loopback (enabled 802.1x (enabled) NTP Client (enabled) Server IP (box is empty) PPTP server (disabled) Resetbuttond (enabled) Routing (enabled) SSHD (disabled) Syslogd (disabled) Telnet (disabled) Tftpd (enabled) UPnP (disabled) The final tab is Status, which reports the following: MAC address: 00:0F:66:09:8C:BF Router name (JJJ - I set it to this on the Setup tab) Host name (blank) Domain name (blank) Login type (set to Automatic Configuration - DHCP) IP Address (0.0.0.0) Subnet mask (0.0.0.0) Default gateway (0.0.0.0) DNS 1, DNS 2 and DNS 3, all blank At the bottom are two buttons: DNS Release and DHCP Renew. Each of the above pages has a "more" button in the corner. If you click on it you get a "help" page, that says really helpful things like "Remote management: use this option to enable or disable remote management." I hope somewhere in the above there is something that will make it clear what is wrong. Or maybe this is the wrong kind of hardware for what I want to accomplish. And you were right at the beginning - I don't intend to get rid of the D-Link router, as it is an expensive gigabit router. _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
