DI-624+ and DSL-G604T on the same subnetwork

[watergate]

Hi

I have a wired linux machine connected to the wireless router DI-624+. Then I have a wireless ADSL router DSL-G604T which I wan't to be on the same subnetwork as the rest of the computers sharing it's network connection. Is this possible?

My Network:
Can I create this network with these routers? Before I had an ADSL USB modem connected to the PC but I got tired of always having the PC on and finding linux drivers for the modem. I cannot get the DSL-604T and DI-624T to work together.

I have the DSL-G604T wireless router in one room and the Wireless router DI-624+ in another. To both of them I have sometimes wired clients and I need them to be on the same network. The DSL-G604T has bridge functionallity which might be an option to bridge the computers which are connected to the DSL-G604T.

Here is a picture of my (wanted) network: http://img389.imageshack.us/img389/1116/homenetworkreal5ee.gif

 

[imported_netman]

Being that both of these have 4 port switches on it you can do it (wired). Unless you want to connect them wirelessly then they would need to be able to bridge (which I don't think both of them do).

Description:

WAN/DSL connection -> DSL-604T (connected to the WAN port)

DSL-604T (one of the LAN ports on the switch) -> DI-624T (one of the LAN ports)

You won't use the WAN port at all on the DI-624, you will just bridge the LANs on the 2 devices. The DI-624 also shouldn't be doing DHCP, that will be handled by the DSL-604T. This worked just fine at my house, and the wireless on the second router was still able to get IP's via DHCP from the first router.

 

[watergate]

Hi!

thanks for the reply. The whole thing is that I want to do this wireless because I don't like cables.

Any other idea?