Can't connect MacBook to a network behind D-link router

MacBook Mac OS X (10.4.8)
I am not able to access shared folders or networks behind a D-link DI-524 router from my MacBook but can access the networks/shared folders from PCs. From my MacBook I can connect wirelessly to the internet and access other computers connected to the router but I do not know what to do to get to the systems/networks behind the router. If I remove the router completely and connect my MacBook directly to the open ethernet cable that would have gone into the router I can see and connect to all of the networks.
Any help is much appreciated.
MacBook Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Hi BDAqua, Thanks for your quick reply.
The cable from the router connects to the network at work, where all of the networks and shared folders are that I am trying to access. I am using this router to share the internet connection between multiple computers. There are 2 WinXP computers that connect to the router (1 wireless and 1 ethernet) and they can see the shared folders and access them at //serverip/sharename. My MacBook can communicate and share files with these two computers, but can't access anything beyond the router, as the others can. When I try to use smb://serverip/sharename I get error code 36, but when I remove the router and connect my MacBook directly to the internet I can access the shared folders using the same method. I am sure that I am assigned a 'real' ip as I can access a web server which is running on one of the computers behind the router whose port I had forwarded (using http://ip that I am assigned).
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