WRT54GS dhcp problem

Hello, At our office we use a WRT54GS router (firmware v7.50.5) . The configuration is pretty simple : uplink switch -> Linksys router -> wireless & wired network . The local network setup chosen is with dhcp enabled.The problem is that the dhcp acts like a "dhcp-relay",it forwards the dhcp requests .And on the same vlan our wan is,we do have a dhcp server ; our computers get IP from there. In the setup page I have no option regarding "dhcp relay",it just doesn't work.Why it is forwarding the requests and not processing itself ? Thank you,

problem solved,there was a loop in the LAN.

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Hi, Malcolm:
Thanks for the post.
No, my new Mac Pro system does not have USB port on the Keyboard, cause I've opted for Apple's wireless blue tooth mouse and keyboard.
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isvicare wrote:
No the power led is off.
The network cable in the Internet place when I connect stay on without turning off.
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I have a WRT54GS V7 wireless router, purchased maybe 6 months ago. On my network, there are 4 wireless laptops, 3 wired desktops, and 1 wired xbox 360. Now they all have no problems at all. I've watched this purposly many times and the oddest thing happens. When I power on the xbox 360, it goes to the dashboard, signs in, then the router kicks all the computers off and looses the internet connection. The computers reconnect almost instantly but the internet takes 10-20 seconds to come back on, I assume it's making a new dhcp request?
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router power cable, wait another minute and turn on the Xbox and test
it...it will connect...

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When I am copying huge amounts of data between wired and wireless computer than nobody can connect to internet. They can see each other on local network, copy data between themselves, but are not able to connect to internet. After I stop that copying everybody is immediately able to connect to internet.
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I've set MTU from "Auto" to "1365". QoS is Enabled. Absolutely no change. I am not using P2P. During testing I kept internet connection free (without any load, zero traffic). I repeat: my internet connection is unavailable only when I am copying data between local computers (one wired one wireless). I don't believe that QoS has anything with this. It seems to me that router (or its processor) is overloaded and cannot handle internet connections.

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When I first received the 5505, it had an older version of firmware. At the time, when I entered any rule in ASDM it deleted the "less secure" implicit rule, which then broke the system since there was no path for internet traffic from inside to outside, as you have stated. With the newest firmware release, however, when I enter a rule, the "less secure" implicit rule does not go away.
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Looking through the logs displayed on ASDM, I noticed the following curious statement:
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