Wireless access points...

I am planning to install a couple of WG602 access points, one in an
upstairs
conference room & another in a downstairs waiting area.
My network is currently 192.168.100.xxx & I want to set these up on
another
range of addresses so users can't see the rest of my network.
Is this possible?

Crash Fistfight

The simple answer is probably no. An access point has no internal router or
NAT. That means it depends on an external DHCP server, so normally you'd add
these to your network and they would extend your existing network. I believe
what you would want is a wireless router, with a router you could set it up
so that anyone connecting to the wireless router would be given an address
in 10.0.0.xxx space. I believe that's what you are looking for. Also see if
this page helps http://www.ezlan.net/shield.html

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"Crash Fistfight" <> wrote in message
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>I am planning to install a couple of WG602 access points, one in an
> upstairs
> conference room & another in a downstairs waiting area.
> My network is currently 192.168.100.xxx & I want to set these up on
> another
> range of addresses so users can't see the rest of my network.
> Is this possible?
>