I think the title says most of it. I've got 2 wired network segments that I'm trying to connect by using a Linksys WAP11 access point in client mode.
Crude representation of my network
In that pic, the blue lines represent wireless connections, and grey lines represent ethernet connections. Also, there is a slight mistake in it: the DSS-5+ switch is between supernova, tetrahedron, and the DWL-1000AP; the DSH-5 hub is between collective, dirtdevil, and the WAP11.
The problem is, the computers on each side of the WAP11 AP can not see eachother. For example, I can't ping tetrahedron from collective and vice versa, nor can collective or dirtdevil ping the DWL-1000AP. However, both sides can ping the WAP11 itself just fine. Note that freeway associates to the DWL-1000AP access point, and can see that side of the network, as well as the WAP11, just fine, but can't reach collective and dirtdevil.
Can anyone give any suggestions as to what I might try?
Crude representation of my network
In that pic, the blue lines represent wireless connections, and grey lines represent ethernet connections. Also, there is a slight mistake in it: the DSS-5+ switch is between supernova, tetrahedron, and the DWL-1000AP; the DSH-5 hub is between collective, dirtdevil, and the WAP11.
The problem is, the computers on each side of the WAP11 AP can not see eachother. For example, I can't ping tetrahedron from collective and vice versa, nor can collective or dirtdevil ping the DWL-1000AP. However, both sides can ping the WAP11 itself just fine. Note that freeway associates to the DWL-1000AP access point, and can see that side of the network, as well as the WAP11, just fine, but can't reach collective and dirtdevil.
Can anyone give any suggestions as to what I might try?