Your best bet would be to turn off DHCP on the wireless router and
make sure the switch is plugged into a normal LAN port on the router,
not the WAN port. (A crossover cable may be required.) This way, the
AP should act like a normal switch with wireless clients.

Hope this helps,
Scott


bobby.kurtz@gmail.com (Bobby Kurtz) wrote in message news:...
> I have a wired/wireless network setup:
>
>
> Cable Modem ---> Linksys 4 Port Router (Wired Only) -----Long Run
> Cat5----> 5 Port Switch ---> Various Wired PCs & 4 Port Wireless
> Router --- > Mac Powerbook G4 (Wireless)
>
> For sharing of resources and the fact that this is semipermanent but
> not THAT permanent setup I want the Wired Router to stay where it is
> as the main Router/Firewall. My question is I got the Wireless router
> to work, but the computers using it can not see the other computers on
> the network. Is there an easy way to make the Linksys Wireless Router
> act as only an Access Point or am I better off returning the Router
> for just the Access Point version. I assumed this would be an easy
> task and purchased the full Router version since they were the same
> price.
>
> The Wireless Router is the Linksys WRT54G Wireless G Broadband Router