[CognitiveSurplus]

Hi I have a two E1000 Linksys Router. Both are running DD-WRT v24-sp2 (05/08/11) std-nokaid-small. First router, router 1 Is connected to my cable modem, setup as DHCP server. Router 2 is setup as a access point and forwards DHCP request from router 1. I created a guest SSID on router 2 and works great. Guests are able to get on to the guest SSID and obtain the IP address with no problem. What I would like to do is able to separate both networks. On router 2 / Access point I created a bridge and assigned it to the guest SSID that I created. I then created a DHCP server. So far, the guest is able to connect to the guess SSID but unable to obtain an IP address. What am I missing here? I would like to point out that router 2, the access point has a static IP address. Any expert opinions on this would be greatly appreciated.

Router 1 /DHCP Server/ 192.168.0.1 >>> Router 2 /AP / 192.168.0.3. IP address for the guest ssid should be 192.168.2.1

[Sash]

there is an instruction for this in the wiki. but i dont know the how the page is called. should be under "networking"

[CognitiveSurplus]

Thanks Sash! Thanks for pointing me to the right direction, I found the answer I was looking for right where you said. I appreciate it my friend.