(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> Ok so here's the rub.... I've moved over to a cable network (don't ask
> why!)
>
> I used to have a wag54g attached to dsl piece of cake.
>
> now
>
> I have the cable modem attached to a belkin (192.168.2.1) and the
> wag54g is used as a wireless access point. This is all ticking along
> nicely until I needed to find a way of accessing the wag54g's admin
> console (192.168.1.1). Since the belkin appears to be providing the IP
> addresses for all the devices attached to the network... how can I get
> to the wag54g console..... It's very frustrating.
>
> Please post even if this doesn't make any sense!
>
> (I've disconnected the wag54g from the belkin and tried to use a
> wireless PC to connect to the console in the hope that it'd create some
> sort of LAN situation...no luck!)
>
You just need to know which IP address the access point has been given
by the belkin and then log into it using that IP instead of the one you
used to. Can you log into the config page in the belkin and see which
devices are connected and what their dhcp leases are? I know that my
dlink admin page has a tab that allows this. If so, just find your Acess
point and jot down the ip address.
Or to make things simpler. Give the dhcp host /lan side/ in your router
a static ip of 192.168.1.254 and the access point a static of
192.168.1.1 and let the rest of your lan get their ips from the dhcp in
the router. Then your config page will be where it once was and life
will be good again.
Ryan