setting up my dd wrt v24 as a client bridge

Nearly all mentioned that it was unnecessary to have two firewalls and recommended turning The Bat-repeater's firewall off, which I did. Several guides/troubleshooting sources suggested trying first with no security, which I'm doing right now. When I try to connect again, the 'Windows was unable to connect to The Batcave' pop-up appears almost instantly. It's initially stated as connected and identifying, then drops the connection. However, when I unplug the Ethernet cable and try to connect wirelessly to The Batcave, however, I have issues. That implies that I really am going through The Batcave to connect to trixie. When I'm hardwired to it, my computer seems to stop wireless communication, as the Network and Sharing Center no longer sees any of the other networks. I can connect to trixie through The Batcave while wired to The Batcave - I received the 'Successfully joined the following network as a client: trixie' message after finding it with Site Survey on the Status - Wireless page, and I'm posting this message through that same wired connection. Unfortunately, I'm not sure what part of my troubleshooting solved that issue. I followed the tutorial on and have made progress since then, as I initially couldn't get The Batcave to access the Internet through trixie but have achieved that now. The Belkin is the primary router and has a network named trixie the Linksys is the secondary that I'm trying to use as a repeater. My neighbor has a Belkin N150 Wireless Router F9K1001 v1 that I can connect to the Internet with. Posted: Tue 14:50 Post subject: Setting up a Linksys E2500 with DD-WRT v24 as a repeater

Setting up my dd wrt v24 as a client bridge