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February 18th 10, 02:12 PM
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Both a Wired Ethernet and Wireless Card
I have a computer that is connected to a wired lan that has no
Internet access. It's strictly a 192.168.1.x network. Yet there is wireless in the building, so for Internet, I obviously like to use my Wireless card. Though, it appears that Windows XP Pro wants to go through Local Area Connection for it's Internet, when obviously it's Wireless Access Connection that's for Internet. How do I tell XP, that everything but 192.168.1.x goes through Wireless? 
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February 18th 10, 04:13 PM
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Both a Wired Ethernet and Wireless Card
Hi
You can se the Metrics of the computer's Network connectors to prefer the wire when connected, and it would revert to Wireless when you disconnect the Network cable. Here how, http://www.ezlan.net/metrics.html Jack (MS, MVP-Networking). "RedPenguin" wrote in message ... I have a computer that is connected to a wired lan that has no Internet access. It's strictly a 192.168.1.x network. Yet there is wireless in the building, so for Internet, I obviously like to use my Wireless card. Though, it appears that Windows XP Pro wants to go through Local Area Connection for it's Internet, when obviously it's Wireless Access Connection that's for Internet. How do I tell XP, that everything but 192.168.1.x goes through Wireless?
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February 18th 10, 04:13 PM
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Both a Wired Ethernet and Wireless Card
Hi
You can se the Metrics of the computer's Network connectors to prefer the wire when connected, and it would revert to Wireless when you disconnect the Network cable. Here how, http://www.ezlan.net/metrics.html Jack (MS, MVP-Networking). "RedPenguin" wrote in message ... I have a computer that is connected to a wired lan that has no Internet access. It's strictly a 192.168.1.x network. Yet there is wireless in the building, so for Internet, I obviously like to use my Wireless card. Though, it appears that Windows XP Pro wants to go through Local Area Connection for it's Internet, when obviously it's Wireless Access Connection that's for Internet. How do I tell XP, that everything but 192.168.1.x goes through Wireless?
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