F
franco
After connecting a notebook (Windows Media Center Edition) to my home
network, I noticed that in "Network Connections", there is a group I have
never seen before called "Internet Gateway", with an Internet Connection
icon inside.
I have a cable connection, and both my desktop and notebook are connected to
the Internet directly through a hub. My desktop is running XP Pro and I have
never seen Internet Gateway/Connection in my Net Connections folder.
When I ran the connection wizard in my notebook, I specified that there was
no connection sharing and that all the machines in the network connected to
the internet directly or through a hub, so I am puzzled as to why I have
this gateway item. Does the fact that the notebook has an active Wi-Fi
connection also has anything to do with this?
network, I noticed that in "Network Connections", there is a group I have
never seen before called "Internet Gateway", with an Internet Connection
icon inside.
I have a cable connection, and both my desktop and notebook are connected to
the Internet directly through a hub. My desktop is running XP Pro and I have
never seen Internet Gateway/Connection in my Net Connections folder.
When I ran the connection wizard in my notebook, I specified that there was
no connection sharing and that all the machines in the network connected to
the internet directly or through a hub, so I am puzzled as to why I have
this gateway item. Does the fact that the notebook has an active Wi-Fi
connection also has anything to do with this?