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Wireless Networking - bridging with ad hoc wireless network |
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We are trying to bridge an Ethernet network (three computers on it) with an
ad hoc wireless network (two laptops). One of the two laptops is supposed to be the bridge as it is connected to both networks. The single networks work perfectly when separate. As soon as a bridge is made, no communication flows in any direction. The bridging computer is running on xp (service pack 2) Is it perhaps not possible to bridge with an ad hoc network? Thanks for any help =?Utf-8?B?THVjZQ==?= |
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Getting the above bridge setup is over the head of most amateur network
techs including me. A station (Wifi Access Point client) cannot [easily] bridge like this. The AdHoc Wifi Access Point (which is also the gateway) is responsible for routing on it's subnet. And the Ethernet gateway is responsible for routing on it's subnet. But in this setup, the laptop attempting to bridge is also wants responsiblity for routing thus there's going to be some weird conflict between the laptop and it's gateways for who routes what and why? Easiest thing is a connection between the ethernet and Wifi network. Tom Moon |
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