MSI BToes and NetGear RP614 and ICS

Hi folks
Do any of you know if its at all possible to have a NetGear RP614 router and a MSI BToes working together?
My problem is...
i have 3 pc's on the router and sharing the internet quite happily. Now i just bought a laptop and wanted it to connect to the already setup LAN via bluetooth. So i bought 2 MSI BToes 30m dongles. In the manual it says i need to enable internet connection sharing on the pc that talks to the laptop via bluetooth. Only problem is that i can't enable it as it says the ip on the LAN that it needs is already taken.
I thought heh it could be 192.168.0.1 that it wants so i changed the router to 192.168.0.2 but it still doesnt work :(
any ideas folks? any help is much appreciated.
Class

On the setup page of the linksys router,Under the setup tab...click on the subtab Advance Routing and disable the "NAT".

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