IPod Touch won't recognize Sonos

I am hung up in the Sonos Ipod Touch setup process. I installed Sonos client on my ipod touch. When it searches for a system to join and I press Mute+Vol Up on my zoneplayers, the ipod does not recognize my Sonos whatsoever.
Here is my setup:
Cable Internet to
Motorola Cable Modem to
Linksys Wired Router to
Sonos
I plugged an Apple Airport Express into the Linksys Wired router and the internet works fine on my ipod touch. Again, doesn't recognize Sonos.
I called Sonos support on Friday and got what sounds like good advice: the Apple Airport Express needs to be configured as a bridge. I have searched forum after forum (many non-Sonos) and I just can't figure out how to make this work.
My configuration is not that unusual -- please help me!!! The main reason I got an ipod touch was to serve as another Sonos remote!
Thanks in advance

Personally, I would retire the Linksys router and use your Airport Express as your primary router. Then if you need additional ethernet ports, you can setup your Linksys router as a bridge and use it as a four port switch (or you can just buy a 4 port switch really cheap).

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