MN-500 as bridge

After I set up the MN-500 in bridging mode (wireless turned off) I can
connect to the Internet with my old Win98SE computer no problem. The MN-500
is connected to a D-Link wireless G router. My problem: I can no longer share
drives or print servers connected to the D-Link router. The other computers
are running XP and work flawlessly on the network. Any ideas?

Hi
You can not share because you created two independent Networks. Wireless
turned off does not bypass the Routing circuits.
This page describe the principle of connecting two Routers in a raw.
http://www.ezlan.net/router_AP.html
Jack (MVP-Networking).

"MikeM" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> After I set up the MN-500 in bridging mode (wireless turned off) I can
> connect to the Internet with my old Win98SE computer no problem. The
> MN-500
> is connected to a D-Link wireless G router. My problem: I can no longer
> share
> drives or print servers connected to the D-Link router. The other
> computers
> are running XP and work flawlessly on the network. Any ideas?