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wireless and wired same time?
Name: Goldenknob Date: February 24, 2005 at 09:53:57 Pacific OS: XP Pro CPU/Ram: 256 DDR 2100
Comment:
interesting question... is it possible to connect wireless and wired internet to a computer? to use both connections at same time?
I have a neighbor who has wireless and we were talking about this the other day.. to see if I can use both connections.
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Name: kmevanszoo Date: February 24, 2005 at 14:03:16 Pacific
Reply:
While you can have both connected at the same time, (I do), it is unlikely you could synchronize the NICs at this time. However, this is only limited to a programmer's imagination. NICs can be synchronized, but I think they have to be same make, model, etc. If you did make this work it probably would slow down your connection speed to the lowest common denominator, your wireless connection.
Maybe one of the super techs here could shed more light...
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