Hi -

Looking for a resolution to something that's been bugging me for a few weeks
now. I usually spend some time rooting around to see if I can solve it
myself but this one has me stumped.

I have a cable modem connected to a switch -->to a wireless Vonage router
--> to a BIX block which runs my CAT5e through the house. In the office I
have a Linksys wireless hooked up. SO, here is the issue:

All the laptops are running fine. I can move throughout the house and they
will pick up the best signal available between the Motorola and the Linksys.
However, my desktop (which has a wireless connection) keeps giving me a
"Accessing Newtork" message and never connects. If, however, I connect the
desktop directly to the Linksys, no problem. Everything is set up on the
same SSID and I am using WPA-TKIP.

I have checked the SSID and the WPA. I have also tried to connect the modem
to the Motorola then to the Linksys. The DHCP on the Linksys is disabled in
the current config. I have tried it the other way as well.

Any suggestions?
-Gil

Equip:
Scientific Atlanta WebStar Cable Modem
hp MediaCenter Desktop w/ wireless LAN PCI adapter 802.11 b/g
Linksys BEFW11S4 v.4 wireless b router
Motorola VT2542 wireless b/g router
Linksys EZXS55W 5 port ethernet switch

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