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Wireless + Wired Network Bridge
Name: josephdaniel Date: September 14, 2005 at 03:58:46 Pacific OS: Win XP SP2 CPU/Ram: 1.4 Ghz/ 256 MB Ram
Comment:
Hi. I am facing a rather strange problem with my home network. My server Desktop PC has a wired network card which is connected to the DSL Router and D-Link Wireless Adapter. The Speed of the wireless network reaches 600 KB/s for file transfer between my desktop computer and any other computer connected to the Adhoc wireless network. But as soon as I bridge both the wireless and wired network to enable internet access for other PCs, the file transfer speed falls to 20 KB/s Maximum. I tried to remove the wireless network from the bridge again , it returns to 600 KB/s. And so on.
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