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  1. gbhachu

    Win 2K Sever/Pro version of this Linux network

    Hi What's the Windows 2000 equivalent of the network in the diagram at: http://www.raubacapeu.net/people/yves/2000/10/26-network Note that he's NOT using a Wireless Access Point. I would like to do exactly this but on Windows platform. Is it possible? Many thanks! G.
  2. gbhachu

    Expert: Wireless / Wired Win 2k network

    What this layout: http://www.raubacapeu.net/people/yves/2000/10/26-network what's the Windows equivalent in Win 2K Server to do what this guy's achieved?
  3. gbhachu

    Expert: Wireless / Wired Win 2k network

    what about only 1 machine acting as the DHCP server with 2 "scopes". Well how do I do that? Is that a good idea?? G.
  4. gbhachu

    Expert: Wireless / Wired Win 2k network

    More info: With 2 wireless NICs you use them in something called "Ad-Hoc" mode. I think this is basically like peer 2 peer. Is this the equivalent of having a crossover cable between two wired NICs? Also equivalent of having 2 WIred NICs going into the same hub/switch ?? Cheers!
  5. gbhachu

    Expert: Wireless / Wired Win 2k network

    Hi me again! Do you think I need to have the wired and wireless network on separate LANs first. Say Server-wired NIC-----------wired NIC-Client Server-wireless NIC-----------wireless NIC-Client The top LAN has DHCP with 192.168.1.0 subnet The bottom LAN has DHCP with 192.168.2.0 subnet Now...
  6. gbhachu

    Expert: Wireless / Wired Win 2k network

    Hi, This problem has been on my mind for many months now, and i'm at a point where i'm about to just give up. Let me set the scene: Four machines: 1. Desktop Win2K Server with 1 56K modem + 1 100Mbps NIC 2. Desktop Win2K Server with 1 100Mbps NIC + 1 11Mbps Wireless NIC 3. Laptop Win2K Prof...

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