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<0> hi
<1> yes
<2> got a vpn question...
<2> I have a server which is dual NIC'ed. One interface is 192.168.1.2 the other interface is 192.168.16.2. The 1.2 interface is connected to the VPN router and the 16.2 interface is connected to my office LAN. Will a VPN client be able to see the 16.2 network if they are connecting to the 1.2 network?
<3> hi guys can somone help me with something
<3> ive just got ADSL, after having dial up internet. but now im having problems with msn mess..
<3> cant recieve files, half my messages dont get sent..
<3> and sometimes, websites just hang... i have to refresh several times for something to happen
<3> any help would b greatly appreciated
<3> anyone here??
<4> [\snowe\] oh hells bells
<5> mornin snowebabe
<6> mornin hon
<4> [\snowe\] oh hells bells
<7> anyone listening?
<7> #wifi ?
<1> ...
<7> hey
<7> i'm trying to find a place to ask some networking questions.
<7> hey, is there generally a way to tell a switch NOT to behave like a switch, but just be a hub? So that it simply shares a connection, rather than creating a subnet?
<8> A switch or a router?
<7> router. sorry
<7> want to make a router behave like a switch
<7> basically, i've got a D-link wifi router that i want to behave like a non-wifi, non-router switch, just so i can share an e-net connection with other devices plugged into the ports
<1> mgeary: Yes, disable the DHCP server and don't use the WAN port.
<4> [snowe] oh hells bells
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