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If routing and remote access is enabled on the server, it should handle the bridging automatically between the two nics...

Otherwise, simply turn off the DHCP in the router, have the server and all the clients connect to the LAN ports, and they will automatically get their address from the server. In this scenario, you don't need to worry about the WAN port on the router.

But you might want to think about using the WAN port on the router to provide an added layer of security rather than exposing your server directly to the internet. You can set up all the port forwarding you need on the router.

More info here:

http://www.dlink.com/us/en/support/product/dwl-g700ap-high-speed-2-4ghz-802-11g-wireless-access-point

The manual is here:

http://www.dlink.com/us/en/support/product/-/media/Consumer_Products/DWL/DWL%20G700AP/Manual/DWL_G700AP_Manual_EN_US.pdf

You need a pdf reader (adobe) to read the content.

Good luck.

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