Q: Hey All,

There a simple answer to this question, but it has me baffled. I have three static IPs in my house. So far, three of each machine occupies one of the addresses and I could printers and files. Now I am adding a few machines, so I picked up a DLink Dl-604 broadband router and they get one of the statics and put one of the machines on the routers private IP range (192.168.xx). I can surf the web and e-mail and all of that machine no problem. What I can do is to abandon the m

Q: Heres the problem:

We have a DHCP server and a pool of approximately 120 public IP addresses. The problem is that not enough.

What we have done is a wireless network (Belkin Pre-N) on the laptop users to provide private IP addresses. The chamber of the wireless router is also where we have 14 shared lab computers.

What I want to do is run these 14 shared computer lab with a private IP address of the router.

But, should I still be able to they acces