Networking Dilemma

[Dennis Dardanell]

Have a notebook running XP with an SiS 900 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter. Am
usually networked to my home desktop pc. When I take the notebook to the
office I have go through the network setup procedure and enter the TCP/IP
settings manually to get on the office network. When I take it back home, I
have to run the network setup procedure again and change the TCP/IP settings
back to automatic. Is there some way I can store both network settings and
switch back and forth depending on which network I'm wanting to connect to?
Thanks in advance for any help. Dennis Dardanell

[Daniel - DiGiTaL BlAsPhEmY]

hi,

could you do a bridge between the office and you LAN connections i have a
bridge between a wired (Ethernet network) and a wireless network so that i
could share the connection as one and for people to use the internet
connection on both connections instead on only one.

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Kind Regards

Daniel
http://www.opticalnews.co.uk

"Dennis Dardanell" > wrote in message
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> Have a notebook running XP with an SiS 900 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter. Am
> usually networked to my home desktop pc. When I take the notebook to the
> office I have go through the network setup procedure and enter the TCP/IP
> settings manually to get on the office network. When I take it back home,
I
> have to run the network setup procedure again and change the TCP/IP
settings
> back to automatic. Is there some way I can store both network settings
and
> switch back and forth depending on which network I'm wanting to connect
to?
> Thanks in advance for any help. Dennis Dardanell
>
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