Help expanding my wired and wireless network

[jangell]

OK...

I know just enough to be dangerous...Having said that here is my dilema.

I have a "wired home and have grown out of the 4 wired ports theat my SMC 2804WBRP-G Wireless Router Provides.

On my network I have:
3 Wired ReplayTVs (DVRs that have internet sharing capabilities)
1 WII Consol that coect wirelessly only
1 Wired Desktop
3 Wireless Laptops

With the above I have generally been fine with the 2804.

Storage has become an issue and I recently purchased an HP Media Vault 5140 (NAS) that I would like to incorporate into my home network.

I wired my house with Cat 6 when I remodeled ad will eventiually step up to a Gigabit network but for now am using "spare parts" from my office network and have "access" to a Netgear FS308 8 Port Switch.

My question is how do I use both the SMC Router (to get my internet out of my Comcast Supplied Motorola Surfboard Modem) and then add the FS 308 so that I can plug the new NAS device into the network.

I want my Wired and Wireless computers to have access to the NAS device.

I need wireless access for my WII

My replay TVs require a static IP address (which I have set up on the SMC Router)

I like using MAC Address filtering for network security
Any direction would be appreciated.

 

[Hefemeister]

on the back of your switch is an uplink button. If it is pressed in then it is ready to connect to your router with a normal cat5 cable. Put a cable from your router (any one of the 4 ports) into port 1 of the switch and you are ready for action. Plug any item you want into the remaining 7 ports on the switch. You can still use the remaining 3 ports on the router. Now you got 10 ports. that should hold you until its time for gigabit ethernet. here is a little reference material for you. ftp://downloads.netgear.com/files/fs308inst_eng.pdf