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Hi,
I have a computer in the lab which connects to spectrometer using the
ethernet adapter on a static IP. (I didn't design the system, that's just
the way it is).
This same computer has a wireless card that connects to the wireless network
in said lab.
Now, how do I tell WinXP to use the wireless connection to go online, and
use the wired connection for the spectrometer?
Right now the PC assumes that the wired connection is the primary one so I
can connect to the equipment but not internet (a real PITA when you need to
access online databases).
The only way around so far is to disable the wired connection when we have
to go online, then re-enable when we run a sample.
Hoping you guys have a simple solution that does not require always
enable/disable.
Thanks
I have a computer in the lab which connects to spectrometer using the
ethernet adapter on a static IP. (I didn't design the system, that's just
the way it is).
This same computer has a wireless card that connects to the wireless network
in said lab.
Now, how do I tell WinXP to use the wireless connection to go online, and
use the wired connection for the spectrometer?
Right now the PC assumes that the wired connection is the primary one so I
can connect to the equipment but not internet (a real PITA when you need to
access online databases).
The only way around so far is to disable the wired connection when we have
to go online, then re-enable when we run a sample.
Hoping you guys have a simple solution that does not require always
enable/disable.
Thanks