Wireless LAN Question

[MrControversial]

I have two routers, one wireless and one that has a built in VPN Firewall. I want my wireless clients to access the VPN and I want any VPN client to have access to the wireless clients. Will this work?

wRouter --> Firewall/VPN/Router --> Cable Modem

Or do I have to do this:

wRouter --> Cable Modem <--Firewall/VPN/Router (FVR)

Both will be able to connect to the Internet with the second configuration, and all clients will be able to see the wireless clients (so long as they are in the same subnet), but I don't think they'll be able to communicate over the VPN. In fact, I'm pretty sure.

With the first configuration, I'm hoping that the wRouter simply acts like a switch and uses the FVR as it's default gateway. Can I simply go with a Static IP setup and plug the FVR's IP address as the wRouter's WAN IP address?

 

[MrControversial]

Maybe my question is worded a bit difficult. I have a wireless router and a regular router. Can I connect the Wrouter so that it connects to the Internet through the regular router? I want it to be a regular Wireless Access Point so I turned off DHCP and stuff. What do I need to do to turn my Wrouter into a WAP?

 

[JackMDS]

May be this can Help.

Using a Wireless Cable/DSL Router as a Switch with an Access Point

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[MrControversial]

Originally posted by: JackMDS
May be this can Help.

Using a Wireless Cable/DSL Router as a Switch with an Access Point

:sun:

You get points. Thanks man. That's what I guessed.