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Bridging 2 networks
Name: whitehalla Date: June 10, 2007 at 14:14:42 Pacific OS: windows xp pro CPU/Ram: 1.5 gb ram. amd turon Product: hp
Comment:
HI, myself and my brother live next door to each other, would it be possible to bridge the 2 connections and reep the bennifits of the two internet connections? we both have wireless routers and indivdual intenet connections, can we bridge the 2 networks wirlessly and or with cat 5?
Name: jefro Date: June 11, 2007 at 15:17:42 Pacific
Reply:
You don't exactly bridge connections to do what you want. Search for a bsd based setup that can do that already. They also offer routers that can do that for about $100 or so. Bridging is for another use.
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