Re: [nycwireless] Network Communications

[Jacques Caron]

You need to activate routing on the box that has the two interfaces (this requires NT, 2K or XP), and set up appropriate routes on all other machines (all computers might use the routing box as the default gateway if you don't have Internet access, or you might need to add a static route (route add -p in an MS-DOS window) on some of them.

Jacques.

At 10:17 13/11/2002, Michael Yellin wrote:

   Hello,

   I have a wired network, and a wireless network.  One of the computers in
the system contains both a wireless and wired network card.  But, I can't
communicate between computers from wired to wireless, and visa versa.  I
also can't print to printers between them.  Can anyone tell me how I can do
this.  I am using windows on all machines.

Thanx
Michael

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