Cannot connect to functioning WAP125 acting as a bridge.

[almo2001]

I have a Cisco WAP125, and it's acting as a bridge. It connects to the Wifi network from my ISP's modem, and I have an ethernet cable going from the WAP to a router, and I have 2 computers connected to that router via ethernet cable. The two computers have internet access, so it's all working.

I can get an IP address for the WAP from both the router and the modem, and they agree it's the same number. Putting that IP address into a browser either on a computer connected by wire to the router or from a phone on the modem's wifi network fails to connect to the WAP.

I get "ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED".

I can also ping the WAP at the IP address, and it responds.

[balaji.bandi]

Can you make small diagram how these connected ?

what is the IP you getting, what IP you putting on browser " and you getting "ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED".  ?

[almo2001]

Hi!

The IP address was 10.0.0.65.

Here's a diagram: 

 

[almo2001]

Ok, this is weird. I can connect to it at 10.0.0.32. Even though both the ASUS Router and the Modem say it's at 10.0.0.65.

 

[MichaelMcCoy]

What is the subnet mask? 10.0.0.32 could be in a different subnet which could explain why the different result.