- Oct 15, 2002
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ok. I have an existing 192.168.1.1 network and another area of my home with a laptop w/ ICS to another desktop(A).
Short of getting another wireless card how would I get the Desktop (A) to see the rest of my other network. by default the ICS bridge makes the sharing card gateway of 192.168.0.1 which is on a totally different network. it DHCPs the desktop 192.168.0.88
I ran into this before and ran into dead end with microst site saying its a "known" problem.
I thought of VPN but setting up a VPN server is a waste of time. this is all temporary until I get my cat5 ran to the other room. ( I dont like wireless for gaming or file transfers)
Short of getting another wireless card how would I get the Desktop (A) to see the rest of my other network. by default the ICS bridge makes the sharing card gateway of 192.168.0.1 which is on a totally different network. it DHCPs the desktop 192.168.0.88
I ran into this before and ran into dead end with microst site saying its a "known" problem.
I thought of VPN but setting up a VPN server is a waste of time. this is all temporary until I get my cat5 ran to the other room. ( I dont like wireless for gaming or file transfers)
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