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Hello,
I am currently trying to configure my company network to make every computer here be able to use all of our printing and sharing, etc...
We have a T1 line, 2 ethernet switches, and 2 wireless routers.
The main wall has the T1 line, an 8 port switch, and a 1 Belkin Wireless N Dual-Band router. The router has no other connections but wireless. It feeds to two computers out in the shop portion of our building. The main design room as an Ethernet cord feeding off of the switch outside into the room with a Linksys N Dual-band router. Now our Primary printer is wirelessly connect to that.
The linksys router automatically changes the IP addresses to the default 192.168 style.
Now what I'm trying to accomplish is setting up the network so every wired and wireless computer is on the same network gateway. I need every computer to be able to access the work groups for different printer sharing, and share folders. I am planning on putting a Wireless Ethernet Switch into my shop to hook up 3 machines for the main design computer which as I previously stated is on the linksys router with the other IP address.
The new wireless switch will be feeding off of the Belkin router in the shop. I'm not sure if that wireless ethernet switch can pick up the wireless signal or if it works as a router. I haven't used one or purchased it yet.
Basically the design computer in the far side of the offices needs to be able to connect to the three machines on the switch which is on the other side of the building to send data to run parts,etc...I don't know enough about networking to get this working properly.
Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
I am currently trying to configure my company network to make every computer here be able to use all of our printing and sharing, etc...
We have a T1 line, 2 ethernet switches, and 2 wireless routers.
The main wall has the T1 line, an 8 port switch, and a 1 Belkin Wireless N Dual-Band router. The router has no other connections but wireless. It feeds to two computers out in the shop portion of our building. The main design room as an Ethernet cord feeding off of the switch outside into the room with a Linksys N Dual-band router. Now our Primary printer is wirelessly connect to that.
The linksys router automatically changes the IP addresses to the default 192.168 style.
Now what I'm trying to accomplish is setting up the network so every wired and wireless computer is on the same network gateway. I need every computer to be able to access the work groups for different printer sharing, and share folders. I am planning on putting a Wireless Ethernet Switch into my shop to hook up 3 machines for the main design computer which as I previously stated is on the linksys router with the other IP address.
The new wireless switch will be feeding off of the Belkin router in the shop. I'm not sure if that wireless ethernet switch can pick up the wireless signal or if it works as a router. I haven't used one or purchased it yet.
Basically the design computer in the far side of the offices needs to be able to connect to the three machines on the switch which is on the other side of the building to send data to run parts,etc...I don't know enough about networking to get this working properly.
Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.