Re: Complicated LAN
Hello,
Tokenhost a écrit :
There is a wireless router downstairs which is working fine. One
high-spec desktop of mine running windows xp is connected to that
router. [...]
I have three other low-spec desktops running various flavours of linux
I want connected together (I have an ethernet hub, cable, ETC) but also
able to access the internet through the router without wireless cards
in each.
A simple solution would be to bridge the ethernet and wireless
interfaces together on the Windows XP desktop and connecting the
ethernet interface to the hub.
.
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