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Post #1 by chasg
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Hi All,

My Basestation (graphite) is acting strangely: it's not bridging my Powerbook (running OSX 10.2) to my LAN or ADSL connection.

I've got an ethernet LAN that's online via an ADSL router/modem. My basestation is connected via ethernet to the LAN.

The basetation is sucessfully getting it's TCP/IP settings from the router via DHCP.

The "Network" settings of the basestation are set up to "Distribute IP addresses". Airport client computers are sharing a single IP address (using DHCP and NAT), and I've enabled Airport to ethernet bridging.

The Powerbook is set up to get TCP/IP settings via DHCP (settings are aiport defaults: IP address is 10.0.1.2, mask is 255.255.255.0 and basestation's router address is 10.0.1.1)

I can ping the bastation's address (10.0.1.1) _and_ it's router assigned ip address (192.168.0.32), but I can' t reach beyond.

Can anybody help me out? (got enough info?)

Chas

ps. by the way, I _want_ for the basetation to be just a bridge to the LAN (with the Powerbook getting TCP/IP settings from the ADSL router, but that doesn't work at all: for some reason, if I don't have the basestation running DHCP for airport connected computers, the basestation won't get it's own TCP/IP settings from the ADSL router. Very strange behaviour!)
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