Hi, I have SBG900 motorola modem/wireless access point. then I have a switch DES-1105 connected to that wireless access point and then I have wilress router DIR-655 connected to that switch. So basically I have this flow. WAP ----> SWITCH ----> Wireless Router. Now if I connect my laptop directly to switch. It works means I can connect to the internet fine. WAP ----> SWITCH ----> PC Above flow works fine. But If put wiless router between my laptop and Switch, it does not work. means can not go on internet. WAP---->SWITCH----> Wiless router ---> PC above flow does not work. I tried even connecting my wireless router directly to WPA but still did not worked. I used cross over cable /straight throuh cable and tried everything I know. Can anybody help me to solve this? Any help would be really appreciated Thanks pp

Now if I connect my laptop directly to switch. It works means I can connect to the internet fine. WAP ----> SWITCH ----> PC Above flow works fine. it works becasue that is the way it is supposed to be done. Any reason why you need the Motorola SBG 900 and the Wireless Router as the SBG900 is in effect a Wirelss Router itself. Having two routers in the mix just complicates the issue unecesserily. The only reason for doing so in your case is if you wanted two seperate Wireless Networks. Stuart

Thanks Stuart, I would like to use router mainly because I feels it gives strong signal then WAP modem. Now I can not even remove wireless access point because it also act as my modem. Is there anyway to make this work? pp

You are going to have to disable DHCP in the DIR-655 wireless router and plug a cable from the SBG900 into one of the LAN ports, in effect making the DIR-655 a switch with a WAP built in. Then disable wireless in the SBG900 if you are not going to use it. The switch should be the last link although unless you have more tha three wired computers you dont really need it. So it is WAP ------> Router -----> Switch -------> PC Stuart

I spent 2.5hrs resetting the modem and router until I looked here. Turning off the DHCP on the router worked like a charm.