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MickMcGeough · 01-30-2011, 04:26 PM

I've got the Telus Actiontek modem/router and a D-Link DIR-628. Clients include a Vista HTPC, MacBook Pro, iPhone, and Win7 laptop.

The DIR-628 is operating in 5Ghz mode (doesn't support simultaneous dual-band). I require the 5Ghz for streaming HD from the MacBook Pro to the HTPC.

Of course the iPhone only connects at 2.4Ghz and therefore must connect via the Actiontek 2.4Ghz.

What I want is to have the DIR-628 handle the IP assignment, and have it share a subnet with the Actiontek, so that all clients can be on the same 192.168.1.x subnet.

I hope that's enough information. Any suggestions?

01-30-2011, 04:26 PM	#1
MickMcGeough First Line Centre Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Calgary Exp:	Routing / Networking Question I've got the Telus Actiontek modem/router and a D-Link DIR-628. Clients include a Vista HTPC, MacBook Pro, iPhone, and Win7 laptop. The DIR-628 is operating in 5Ghz mode (doesn't support simultaneous dual-band). I require the 5Ghz for streaming HD from the MacBook Pro to the HTPC. Of course the iPhone only connects at 2.4Ghz and therefore must connect via the Actiontek 2.4Ghz. What I want is to have the DIR-628 handle the IP assignment, and have it share a subnet with the Actiontek, so that all clients can be on the same 192.168.1.x subnet. I hope that's enough information. Any suggestions? __________________