"Bridge Connection" or "Network Bridges"...

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Hello!!

Somebody knows some Software or some way to make a "Bridge Connection" or "Network Bridges" between two Network Adapters (in same computer) in Windows 98SE?

Thanks!!!!!!!
 
Use the ROUTE command.
Hello!!

Somebody knows some Software or some way to make a "Bridge Connection" or "Network Bridges" between two Network Adapters (in same computer) in Windows 98SE?

Thanks!!!!!!!
 
HOW?? Please help me!!!!!

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"Gerry Voras" <[email protected]> escribió en el mensaje Use the ROUTE command.
Hello!!

Somebody knows some Software or some way to make a "Bridge Connection" or "Network Bridges" between two Network Adapters (in same computer) in Windows 98SE?

Thanks!!!!!!!
 
A bit more info on what you want to do would help.

I don't know of any software that will allow bridging in W9x. Bridging
was not supported in W9x/NT/W2k . It was first added in XP. But IP routing
is supported.

Use the ROUTE command.
Hello!!

Somebody knows some Software or some way to make a "Bridge Connection" or
"Network Bridges" between two Network Adapters (in same computer) in Windows
98SE?

Thanks!!!!!!!
 
Utopic® said:
HOW?? Please help me!!!!!
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Also search on Google. However, Windows 98 may not give you the best
performance if you even find one. If you are seriously about building a
bridge, please consider in hardware solution.

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Microsoft MVP - Windows Server Systems

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MAN Route or ROUTE /? is usually a good place to start.

Utopic® said:
HOW?? Please help me!!!!!
Click to expand...

Also search on Google. However, Windows 98 may not give you the best
performance if you even find one. If you are seriously about building a
bridge, please consider in hardware solution.

--
Alex Yu
Microsoft MVP - Windows Server Systems

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights. Please do not send e-mail directly to this alias. This alias is
for newsgroup purposes only.
 
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