How to use simultaneously WIFI ug LAN card

[hacxcena]

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sa ako pagsabot ani iya problema is cguro ang iya internet connection naa naka connect sa dsl router na wireless then and wireless niya na access point is wla niya gi connect sa switch sa ila LAN mao na if mogamit cya internet connect siya wifi, if mo connect siya sa ila LAN he is using the LAN card. If sakto ako pag sabot bro. Mao ni ako suggestion ha, pwede man nimo i connect imo wireless access point sa imo switch sa LAN para u dont need to use your lan card to connect sa imo LAN. IF connected naka sa imo wireless connected nasad ka sa imo LAN and internet at the same time.

[[DSX]]

sa ako pagsabot ani iya problema is cguro ang iya internet connection naa naka connect sa dsl router na wireless then and wireless niya na access point is wla niya gi connect sa switch sa ila LAN mao na if mogamit cya internet connect siya wifi, if mo connect siya sa ila LAN he is using the LAN card. If sakto ako pag sabot bro. Mao ni ako suggestion ha, pwede man nimo i connect imo wireless access point sa imo switch sa LAN para u dont need to use your lan card to connect sa imo LAN. IF connected naka sa imo wireless connected nasad ka sa imo LAN and internet at the same time.

i was thinking he might be piggybacking on a wireless signal since wala man internet ila office.

[onenet.cebu]

This is what I understood sa imong problem. When your in your office, you want to connect both the internet, using your wireless, and your office network, using your LAN. Yes, you can use both connection simultaneously. This is called bridging your connection.

If your using windows xp, this is simple. You just need to right click on your LAN icon (control panel - network connections) and then choose bridging. Honestly, I have not done this part, but this is the solution when you want to use the two networks simultaneously. Perhaps you can go to Google and do some research.

I saw this kind of connection before, when I setup a windows server over my friend's workplace. I saw 2 lan cards on the same computer. One receiving connection from the router (internet), and one going to their switches (to distribute the internet to the stations). Might not be a good approach, but they set it up that way to control access over the internet.

[circles122345]

I saw this kind of connection before, when I setup a windows server over my friend's workplace. I saw 2 lan cards on the same computer. One receiving connection from the router (internet), and one going to their switches (to distribute the internet to the stations). Might not be a good approach, but they set it up that way to control access over the internet.

same here sa internet cafe nako nakit an..

[e-boi]

This is what I understood sa imong problem. When your in your office, you want to connect both the internet, using your wireless, and your office network, using your LAN. Yes, you can use both connection simultaneously. This is called bridging your connection.

If your using windows xp, this is simple. You just need to right click on your LAN icon (control panel - network connections) and then choose bridging. Honestly, I have not done this part, but this is the solution when you want to use the two networks simultaneously. Perhaps you can go to Google and do some research.

I saw this kind of connection before, when I setup a windows server over my friend's workplace. I saw 2 lan cards on the same computer. One receiving connection from the router (internet), and one going to their switches (to distribute the internet to the stations). Might not be a good approach, but they set it up that way to control access over the internet.

I will try this one on monday...
i dont have the authority to reconfigure the APs and the office LAN.
Will inform everyone if this is successful.

Thank you very much sa nu suggestions.

[dexterdal]

I saw this kind of connection before, when I setup a windows server over my friend's workplace. I saw 2 lan cards on the same computer. One receiving connection from the router (internet), and one going to their switches (to distribute the internet to the stations). Might not be a good approach, but they set it up that way to control access over the internet.

Yup mao ni buhaton namo sa una katong mahal pa kaayo ang router.

[ajol]

not possible

because the 2 ip address will confuse the pc

[e-boi]

i tried bridging the two connections but not successful...

i think ajol s correct to say that it confused the pc.

im now trying the solution of dsx..

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I was thinking you could put your wireless router as your gateway and also put static DNS servers from your wifi source. It's worth a try.
or maybe mas sayon ni if applicable: open control panel and run "internet options" click on connections tab.. if naa ang duha nimo ka connection, you should have an option to select which connection to use first when accessing the internet. if wala then add a connection and configure it to fit your needs.

[tagasilay]

hi eboi, la gihapon ka connect? btaw mao sad ako prob mag manomano kay d kasulod sa lan sa office if naka connect sa wifi.. cge eboi try kuno nya update diri ha..

[spoil]

Basta ingnana ang setup, mag libog ang PC kung unsa ang gatway nga gamitun for the internet, kay dapat isa lang ang default gateway..
sulayi nalang na i-blank ang "default" gateway number sa imo office LAN.. basta valid nga IP address and subnet mask, mugana gihapun imo filesharing and printer sharing bisan walay "default gateway" number.
this way, basta internet connections ang WIFI nga gateway iya gamiton, then for LAN, imo lang office lang iya kuhaon para dili maconfuse ang imo browser.