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On my newer PC's i see that there is a 'network bridge' under network
connnections. What does this do and do all of my network adapters (1394, 10/100 and wireless) need to be bridged? i'm pretty sure they were at one time i'd 'unbridged' them and it didnt *seem* to have made a difference but i've been having all sorts of problems lately. Anthony James |
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In article <40a7c125$0$20517$(E-Mail Removed)>, b33k34
@hotmail.com says... > On my newer PC's i see that there is a 'network bridge' under network > connnections. What does this do and do all of my network adapters > (1394, 10/100 and wireless) need to be bridged? > > i'm pretty sure they were at one time i'd 'unbridged' them and it didnt > *seem* to have made a difference but i've been having all sorts of > problems lately. > Connects one "segment" of a network to another. -- Conor If you're not on somebody's shit list, you're not doing anything worthwhile. |
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