what exactly does it do, ive read a little on it, but still am not sure. does this mean i can take the computers online connection, and its network connection (to computers that have no internet capability) and bridge them so that all of the computers have interenet capabality if i set the computer with the bridged connection as the uplink??? im a little confused as to the use of bridging connections. any information would be greately appreciated.
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Jump to PostBridging is taking two seperate physical networks, and allowing them to become one "logical" network. You can't use it to give other computers internet connections, but you could use it to join two LANs together without having to do routing.
You, of course, accomplish this via a bridge. This …
Jump to PostOkay... lemme get this straight:
One network has
A B C D
The other network has
A E FA is on two networks? Who's the gateway for the first network? If A is connected to the network E and F is on, A could be used …
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