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November 7th 05, 03:24 AM
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Bridging?
I have a laptop running Win98se with an internal NIC and a WiFi card.
I would like to connect a second laptop, which only has an internal NIC to the first laptop. I've tried various combinations, none of which work, and am thinking that I may need a bridge between the two adapters on the first laptop. Can this be done in software? If I assign addresses to the NICs, I can network the two machines, but can no longer access the wireless router via the first laptop. In that case, there are no address conflicts on the network. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Dave 
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