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"Hex" <> wrote in message news:1df1301c454a3$27a82570$...
> bridge, i believe is used to bridge wired and wireless network. No, most wireless cards can't be bridged. To share a connection over wireless cards, use NAT. The reason is that 802.11cards only pretend being ethernet. Actually they aren't. (Firewire also is not ethernet, but it can do ethernet-like bridging.) Regards, --PA > 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. Pavel A. |
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