Just use the MN-700 in router mode, Eric. From your description, I don't
see why you would need to change to access mode. If you can, on the wired
systems, go direct to the base station/router and pitch the hub.
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"Eric" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm currently using a MN-700 and trying to get the Access Point mode to
> work properly. The router is connected to a DSL modem using PPPoE
> (Verizon Online).
>
> I have one desktop which is wired through a simple cheap hub onto the
> router running on a Windows XP SP-1 O/S. I'm currently using this one. I
> also have the Microsoft Broadband Network Utility on this (wired)
> computer. There is another desktop computer which is on a wireless
> network card (Xterasys 802.11g). The wireless one uses Windows XP SP-2.
>
> Everything works fine when on router mode. The wired network, the
> wireless network, both computers can access the internet. However, once
> I change the router into access point mode, my wireless desktop can't
> access the internet. It can view and access files on my LAN and it can
> connect to the internet (PPPoE). however, I get a message in the tray
> saying the wireless connection has limited access and possibly can't
> access the internet, which is exactly what happens. This doesn't happen
> when my router is on router mode though, but when I change it to access
> point mode, the problem occurs.
>
> It was working fine up until this morning. I've shut down and reset my
> router and modem numerous times. I've reset my router's data and it's
> currently in router mode.
>
> Sorry if I made a few grammatical mistakes,
> it's late. Thanks in advanced to whoever tries to give input on my
> problem.