Hello Scott
If I understand correctly, you want to configure your 1941W router so that both the wired and wireless networks are on the same network segment, correct? In that way, both your wireless clients and your wired hosts will have an IP address in the range of 10.0.0.0/24.
Yes, this is possible, and you can do this by creating a bridged network configuration. Specifically:
To configure a bridged network on the Cisco 1941W router, you will need to perform the following steps:
- Configure the LAN interfaces:
- Connect your wired devices to the LAN interface on the router.
- Assign an IP address and subnet mask to the LAN interface using the “interface” command in global configuration mode.
- Configure the wireless interface:
- Enable the wireless interface using the “interface wlan0” command in global configuration mode.
- Configure the SSID and security settings for the wireless network using the “ssid” and “encryption” commands in the wlan interface configuration mode.
- Assign the same IP address and subnet mask to the wireless interface as the LAN interface using the “ip address” command in the wlan interface configuration mode.
- Bridge the interfaces:
- Create a bridge group using the “bridge” command in global configuration mode.
- Add the LAN and wireless interfaces to the bridge group using the “bridge-group” command in their respective interface configuration modes.
Once you have completed these steps, the wired and wireless interfaces will be bridged and devices connected to either interface will be on the same layer 2 network segment and share the same IP subnet.
I hope this has been helpful!
Laz