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[abu ita]

how can I block certain ips if i use the bridge host on win xp?

At work I have a adsl connetcion that only may be used by two computers.

pc1-------------HUB-------------pc2
| |
SERVER |
| |---------------pc3
adsl |
|---------------pc4

pc 1 has two network cards that are connected via a bridge.

the adsl canot be connected on the hub

pc 1,2,3 have permission to use the shared Interet connection
pc 4 may not use the connection but may have access to pc1 for shared
folders


anybody any Ideas how I can block pc4?

[Nick Burns]

Get a router.

"abu ita" > wrote in message
...
> how can I block certain ips if i use the bridge host on win xp?
>
> At work I have a adsl connetcion that only may be used by two computers.
>
> pc1-------------HUB-------------pc2
> | |
> SERVER |
> | |---------------pc3
> adsl |
> |---------------pc4
>
> pc 1 has two network cards that are connected via a bridge.
>
> the adsl canot be connected on the hub
>
> pc 1,2,3 have permission to use the shared Interet connection
> pc 4 may not use the connection but may have access to pc1 for shared
> folders
>
>
> anybody any Ideas how I can block pc4?
>
>
>

[Steve Winograd]

In article >, "abu ita"
> wrote:
>how can I block certain ips if i use the bridge host on win xp?
>
>At work I have a adsl connetcion that only may be used by two computers.
>
> pc1-------------HUB-------------pc2
> | |
>SERVER |
> | |---------------pc3
> adsl |
> |---------------pc4
>
>pc 1 has two network cards that are connected via a bridge.
>
>the adsl canot be connected on the hub
>
>pc 1,2,3 have permission to use the shared Interet connection
>pc 4 may not use the connection but may have access to pc1 for shared
>folders
>
>
>anybody any Ideas how I can block pc4?

Configure pc4's TCP/IP settings manually. Assign an IP address and
subnet mask, which will allow LAN access. Don't assign a default
gateway or DNS server, which will prevent Internet access. Create
limited user accounts for the people who use pc4 so that they can't
change the TCP/IP settings.
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