Hi, I need to transmit Internet to an out building from my house... I purchased 2 edimax EW-7303apn powered antennas/network extenders. I also purchased 1 D-Link 8 port switch to connect to the out building so my setup looks like the following: (House A/P) Netgear N300 Router---1st EW-7303~~~2nd EW-7303--- d-link 8 point switch--- PC (Out building) I managed to create a bridge connection between both the ew7303 units but I can't seem to access any form of internet or connectivity through the 8 port switch to the pc in the out biulding!! Any ideas???

SOURCE: 2 pc connected but wont allow both on internet at once

Set up both pc's with dhcp. To do this, right click (My Network Places) in the start menu and choose properties. Right click your network connection and again choose properties. Click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and then select properties. Choose (Obtain an IP Address Automatically). Then (OK) and again (OK). Do this on both pc's.

SOURCE: WAN

WAN s not for your use now. dont dig with it bro..
tel me one thing.. what kind of connection you have? does the modem stores the password or you type the pass each time manually to connect to internet

SOURCE: Open Port 81 on Netgear Switch

Actually you need to open the port on the cable modem / router. Switches just pass the packets along.

SOURCE: WAN

The wan port is what you hook your modem to. Wan stands for Wide Area Network, which in your case is the internet. Your house with your 2 pc's and networking equipment would be considered a Lan, local area network.

The 4 ports on the router are switch ports, when you hook the modem up to the switch instead of the wan port the modem will only allow traffic from one physical, (MAC) address to pass through, this is why only one of your pc's can access the internet. The wan port on the router has its own MAC address, so the modem will associate with the wan port and trust all traffic that comes from that port.

Finally, after you have connected the modem to the wan port, pull the power cord on the modem then plug it back in to reset it, this will force the modem to orient with the wan port.

SOURCE: got wireless signal but no internet connection

You can try to power cycle your entire network (refresh).
This often happens when you have a large network.

1. power down ALL Computers and disconnect the desktop from the D-Link Switch.
2. turn off all SLAVE AP's first.
3. Turn off the Master AP and disconnect one end of the Ethernet.
4. Turn off the D-Link Switch and disconnect one end of the Ethernet.
5. Now, turn off your modem.

1. Turn on the modem. wait 2 minutes.
2. Turn on the D-Link Switch and wait 1 minute. Then connect the Ethernet to the MODEM.
3. Turn on the Master AP and wait 1 minute. Then connect the Ethernet to the D-Link Switch.
4. Turn ONE of the Slave AP's. Turn on your Laptop. try to connect to the Internet. If successful, Disconnect from the network on the computer and proceed to turn on the rest of the Slave AP's, Laptops, and Desktop. If its NOT successful, power on the Desktop and try to connect to the internet.

• If the desktop connects to the Internet, Check your D-Link's homepage "192.168.1.1" (default) for any wrong settings. If it does not connect, check your DSL Modem's settings.