First, I'm uncertain of a better place to post this question.
If there is, please let me know.

I've got a wired Linksys router and I'd like to hook up a
wireless Dlink to run a music bridge so I can play tunes
from my PC on my stereo in the other room.

Hardware summary:

Linksys BEFSX41
Dlink DI-524
Music Bridge WMB54G


I seem to be having trouble getting the routers to communicate.
I assume that the Linksys will be DHCP enabled and the Dlink
will be DHCP disabled and I should assign the Dlink a static
IP within the range of the Linksys. Also using the same subnet.

Any advice you can provide to help would be great. I am
using XP Pro 32-bit.

Thanks

All fixed. Static IP and DHCP disabled is a must for
the Dlink and also a release/renew of my PC's IP was
mandatory in the initial setup of the Dlink.

Wireless tuneage is nice :-)



"Jason Piercey" <Jason@atreng.com> wrote in message
news:%23yblmDOcIHA.5988@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> I've got a wired Linksys router and I'd like to hook up a
> wireless Dlink to run a music bridge so I can play tunes
> from my PC on my stereo in the other room.
>
> Hardware summary:
>
> Linksys BEFSX41
> Dlink DI-524
> Music Bridge WMB54G

On Sat, 16 Feb 2008 15:14:20 -0600, "Jason Piercey" <Jason@atreng.com>
wrote:

>First, I'm uncertain of a better place to post this question.
>If there is, please let me know.
>
>I've got a wired Linksys router and I'd like to hook up a
>wireless Dlink to run a music bridge so I can play tunes
>from my PC on my stereo in the other room.
>
>Hardware summary:
>
>Linksys BEFSX41
>Dlink DI-524
>Music Bridge WMB54G
>
>
>I seem to be having trouble getting the routers to communicate.
>I assume that the Linksys will be DHCP enabled and the Dlink
>will be DHCP disabled and I should assign the Dlink a static
>IP within the range of the Linksys. Also using the same subnet.
>
>Any advice you can provide to help would be great. I am
>using XP Pro 32-bit.
>
>Thanks
>
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