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Re: [PLUG] Can XP do ip forwarding?
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Yes. It could be bridging or ICS, Internet Connection Sharing.
George Gallen wrote:
Know how you can tell linux to ip forward packets from one NIC to
anther NIC and vice versa?
Here's the scoop. I have a laptop with one wireless NIC and one wired NIC
I'm going on business, where they have a wireless access, not not
wired access.
I want to hookup up my vonage adapter to the wired NIC in the laptop,
and have it be able
dhcp, and send/receive via the wireless NIC.
At home, I have the vonage adapter hooked to a wireless gaming adapter
to hook into
my home wireless, but I'd rather keep the gadgets to a minimum,
and not have to
reprogram the gaming adapter for a new SSID/network key.
Last time I played with bridging, I couldn't use the wireless adapter
for the laptop.
Is this possible on XP? or is this one of those linux things that has
been around for
years, yet MS doesn't seem to think it's useful?
George
*George Gallen*
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Accounting/Data Division
ggallen@slackinc.com
ph:856.848.1000 Ext 220
*SLACK Incorporated* -/ Delivering the best in health care information
and education worldwide./
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