the main problem is the wireless router can't connect directly to the dsl phone line since it's an actual "phone line". So the phone line goes to westell, ethernet comes out and then goes to the wireless.
unless I'm misunderstanding what you are getting at. But from what I can tell from all the internet help places I've been, the deal is that if one isn't set as a bridge, then they both try to get IP addresses, but only one can be assigned one.
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the main problem is the wireless router can't connect directly to the dsl phone line since it's an actual "phone line". So the phone line goes to westell, ethernet comes out and then goes to the wireless.
unless I'm misunderstanding what you are getting at. But from what I can tell from all the internet help places I've been, the deal is that if one isn't set as a bridge, then they both try to get IP addresses, but only one can be assigned one.