In <200304121457.h3CEvmjM057418@mail.cruzio.com>, on 04/12/03 at 10:55 AM,
"Neil Waldhauer" <neil@blondeguy.com> said:
>Now that I have the wireless NIC working, I'm going to have to get both
>the built-in NIC and the wireless NIC to work together.
>For my first test, I just changed the built-in Intel NIC driver to the
>AmbiCom Prism driver, and all went well. Should I configure the wireless
>NIC as a second NIC?
>I want to use DHCP on whichever NIC gets a network. How can I configure
>that?
If you figure it out please let us all know. I tried for a year to get a
ired and wireless Nics to coexist and finally gave up and now only use
wireless in my laptops. Perhaps with DHCP and using the same router, DHCP
server it might work. TCP/IP only allows a single default route for all
connections, so I could never get access to the other one (this was with
the now ancient IBM Wireless LAN). I couldn't get NetBIOS to work with
two Nics either. Though I have two wired Nics in server which runs Injoy
firewall, without problem.
What others have done is use the Alt-F1 boot menu to select which
configuration to run on boot. There was an article on how to do multiple
boot configurations a long time ago by Dan Casey in the VOICE Newsletter.
It swaps config.sys with the appropriate driver and you have to swap
protocol.ini files also. http://www.os2voice.org/VNL/past_issues/VNL0898H/vnewsf2.htm
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