Network setup with two basestations?

I have both a new extreme and an old express in my house that are both connected to the internet with ethernet. I'm not sure the best way to set these two up as a single network. WDS seems to be if one was not plugged into hardwired internet. Any thought on a good setup? I want to be able to use a single network name and move through out the range of both base stations without having to configure anything...

What you want to do is set up a Roaming Network with both AirPorts...
- Setup each Base Station as a bridge.
-- Using the AirPort Utility: Internet > Internet Connection tab
--- Connection Sharing: Off (Bridge Mode)
--- Click Update to apply the new settings
- For each Base Station in the roaming network:
-- Connect to the same subnet of the Ethernet network
-- Provide a unique Base Station Name
-- The Network Name should be identical
-- If using security, use the same encryption type (WEP, WPA, etc.) and password.
-- Make sure that the channel is set at least three channels apart from the next Base Station.

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URGENT !!! Two physical network interface with two completely different subnets - No bridges - cannot connect both

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To add insult to injury, the wired ethernet connection I had been running from my TC to the MM Server is now reporting a cable unplugged (it's not), even when I plug it directly into the gateway, though I am able to connect wirelessly.
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I was getting even more problems (like loss of internet connectivity on all devices) using the TC in bridge mode, so I decided to go back to the dual network setup.

Hello Eric,
As I mentioned above.
For external Internet access, I would create a Generation
1 VM
and use 2 Legacy Network Adapters for
the Interfaces . Connect it to the External and Internal network, and then install VM Linux IPFire (How
to install) and
configure IPFire with RED and GREEN interface.
You don't need router or any firewall.
I have the same set-up that you are trying to do in your lab and it's working great.
All my VMs / computers on the LAN have their gateway the Linux VM.
Hope this help.
Regards,
Charbel Nemnom
MCSA, MCSE, MCS, MCITP
Blog: www.charbelnemnom.com
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Solution for Poor signal in a wireless WDS network with two Airport Extreme

I have just bought my second Airport Extreme to create a wireless network with the best possible signal. I have one Airport Extreme in my office and the second one (supposedly the remote base) in the living room, two brick walls and 7 meters away. I have follow Apple instructions for the setup, main base "Create a Wifi Network" and Extend network option selected. The remote "join an existent network" and Allow wifi clients selected. According to Apple this is a WDS network between two Airport Extreme.
The network is working and the signal from my iMac is very good in my Office. In the living room the signal with my PC laptop is also very good.
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I thought that, in a WDS configuration, the remote Airport Extreme WAS suppose to also replicate the wifi signal in my living room.
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Is there a solution for this?. Do I have to connect the two Airport Extreme with a wire ethernet in order to be able to have a wifi signal strong enough in my living room for my iPod Touch?.
Thank you for your time.

Thank you Bob for your time.
I understand from your words that with a DHCP reservation I can force de Airport Extreme Main Base to assign an specific IP to a particular client in the network. Is that correct?. If that is the case, I will reserve the 10.0.1.3 to the Twonky Media Server (I need this to be fixed to this IP) and I will change the configuration of the remote Airport Extreme to DHCP automatic.
I will give it a try in a few days. I have spent so many hours with this set up that I am a bit terrified to start again today, to tired from work.
Just one last question. Setting up the remote Airport was very difficult with the Airport Utility. I had to reset and start many times as I always got two errors in the set up:
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After a minute or so, most of the time the problem was corrected automatically as the remote found the main base that is connected to the internet. I got a confirmation message for this.
2.- Second problem was that Airport Utility said that it could no connect the remote to the specified network. Sometimes (not always) the remote light turn green both in the Airport Extreme and in the Airport Utility, BUT I never got confirmation of a successful installation. Nevertheless, the connection was established because the wifi network exist.
Do I have to "disable the WAN port" during the installation of the remote Airport to avoid the problems?.
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