The setup you've done is not clear to me. I'm assuming too much here.
I believe the "ISP's media gateway" is a modem provided by your ISP? Is it able to act as a router? If it is, the E1200 should also be set to bridge mode.
If not, after the modem, you need a router, and only then a switch. On the switch you can connect another router that act as a bridge.
Make sure to first configure the router to be used in bridge mode before connecting it to the main router. Also, please read more about this. A lot of settings need to be done correctly to get a router to work in bridge mode.
I'm also still learning and can't help much. Good luck fellow learner.
Hello Everyone !
I have been assigned to setup a wireless network for one of the new offices where I work. This is my first time so I'm a bit nervous. I have a WAN IP terminated on my ISP's media gateway. I have the below equipment
A Linksys E1200 (plan to configure my WAN IP on the internet port)
6 Linksys EA6900 (WiFi to be configured)
24 port switch (plan to terminate all my WAN IP and WiFi devices on this switch)
I tried configuring but failed. Below are the steps I did in sequence.
1. I configured the static WAN IP on E1200 on the "Internet" port and set the DHCP to be automatic. Set the LAN Network range from 192.168.1.1 - 100
2. Configured wireless settings on EA6900 in bridge mode and assigned a fixed IP from the range above (192.168.1.10)
3. Connected both devices on the same switch and tried accessing but failed.
Can someone please tell me where I went wrong ? Would appreciate your help! Thanks
ZW.

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