At 06/05/2006, Wayne Johnson wrote:
No that's not bad it's a must but what he was saying is use his
router as a WAP [wireless access point] on your existing LAN.
Could you do that and leave the router functionality of the wireless
router turned on, thereby putting the laptop (and anything else
connected to that router) on a sub-network? Would the sub-network be
able to see the network shares of the parent network and vice
versa? Or would the sub-network be isolated? Or would both routers
need to be plugged into a separate switch to create two isolated LANs?
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Tony Lowe, The HapMaster
What if the hokey-pokey really is what it's all about?
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