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I am trying to set up a laptop to connect to a wired LAN, for when in
use at an office, and a wireless LAN (intel based so it doesn't conform
to standard practice) for when at home.
The wired LAN does not need to access the internet.
When I run the network set-up wizard, it insists on bridging??
What is bridging?
I have set the wired LAN up as 192.168.04 on subnet 255.255.255.0 on the
laptop and this works fine for the wired LAN.
However, when trying to connect to the internet thru the intel Wi-fi, I
then get DNS errors in IExplorer, and cannot get email either.
Clearly, the wi-fi connection cannot see the 'outside' world, despite
the 2 computers that are connected being able to share files.
How can I set the laptop up to use my LAN at the office, but my wi-fi at
home, and more importantly, so I can use the laptop for the internet and
email?
Is the network wizard the way to go, what is bridging, is it important?
OS is XP Pro.
use at an office, and a wireless LAN (intel based so it doesn't conform
to standard practice) for when at home.
The wired LAN does not need to access the internet.
When I run the network set-up wizard, it insists on bridging??
What is bridging?
I have set the wired LAN up as 192.168.04 on subnet 255.255.255.0 on the
laptop and this works fine for the wired LAN.
However, when trying to connect to the internet thru the intel Wi-fi, I
then get DNS errors in IExplorer, and cannot get email either.
Clearly, the wi-fi connection cannot see the 'outside' world, despite
the 2 computers that are connected being able to share files.
How can I set the laptop up to use my LAN at the office, but my wi-fi at
home, and more importantly, so I can use the laptop for the internet and
email?
Is the network wizard the way to go, what is bridging, is it important?
OS is XP Pro.