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Netgear DG834G in office network used as access point only

dwayneburke · 2005-02-19 18:10:39

hi I have a spare wireless Netgear DG834G and was going to put it in the office network used as access point only. This is to install a Linksys Wireless G Camera and be able to view it from the net and remote offices What do i need for this to work? from what i gather i would need * Fixed ip address for the cam * Subnet *…

19-02-2005 7:10pm

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dwayneburke

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hi

I have a spare wireless Netgear DG834G and was going to put it in the office network used as access point only. This is to install a Linksys Wireless G Camera and be able to view it from the net and remote offices

What do i need for this to work? from what i gather i would need

* Fixed ip address for the cam
* Subnet
* Ip of firewall if i want to create a DMZ for Cam

Is that all i need? I just want wireless access point functionality and leave all the other features idle or do i need to get a dedicated access pont only device?

Cheers,,,,BTW im quite sure this is all need but can anyone put my mind at rest?

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#2 20-02-2005 2:01am

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yes thats it (AFAIK!), unless you have some serious specialist network.

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#3 20-02-2005 2:05am

dwayneburke

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no its no high class government network just your standard novell network...just needed to know

cheers

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