Re: Bridge

woah, sounds like a guru from outer space

>-----Original Message-----
>And? If you don't want/need to bridge them, then turn it
off.It wont do any
>harm as it is if you leave it on though.
>
>Make sure you make a questionative statement at least
next time you post,
>factual nonsense isn't always appropriate.
>
>"Hex" <> wrote in message
>news:1df1301c454a3$27a82570$...
>> bridge, i believe is used to bridge wired and wireless
network.
>>
>> windows also see my firewire cards as network cards and
>> enable bridge settings on them. but since i know that i
>> don't need it, i simply turn it off.
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Hex

well sorry mr. know it all. that's just how i understand
it. i maybe wrong, but if you cannot give a clear and
informative explanation yourself, you might as well just
shut up.

>-----Original Message-----
>woah, sounds like a guru from outer space
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>And? If you don't want/need to bridge them, then turn it
>off.It wont do any
>>harm as it is if you leave it on though.
>>
>>Make sure you make a questionative statement at least
>next time you post,
>>factual nonsense isn't always appropriate.
>>
>>"Hex" <> wrote in message
>>news:1df1301c454a3$27a82570$.. .
>>> bridge, i believe is used to bridge wired and wireless
>network.
>>>
>>> windows also see my firewire cards as network cards and
>>> enable bridge settings on them. but since i know that i
>>> don't need it, i simply turn it off.
>>
>>
>>.
>>
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