Network bridge?

[sktn77a]

I recall when we first got our T4x computers, the wired and wireless networks were managed with the "network bridge" This appears to have disappeared with SP1/2 (?) Now when I copy files over the network, they transfer over the wireless (2200G) connection instead of the much faster ethernet. I can only get the faster ethernet connection by disabling wireless.

Anyone know if the systems can be set up to default to the faster wired connection?

Thanks in advance.

[jdhurst]

That is precisely what Access Connections is for. Set it up and set the wireless profile to disconnect itself when using a wired profile. Works great. ... JD Hurst

[revolutionary_one]

I was wondering if it as possible to have both connections - In both windows and Linux running.

Use wireless for general internet and use wired for cross over cable to another box or attached to a router to have access to a server or something?

Or maybe have specific client apps use designated connections and other applications (firefox) use one connection.

[christopher_wolf]

Access Connections really has some nifty features that Windows either doesn't have or probably couldn't do on its own. I use that from time to time since I usually plug into one of my routers at home if I need to do a large file transfer across the networks.

[jdhurst]

I was wondering if it as possible to have both connections - In both windows and Linux running.
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How do you manage to have Windows and Linux both running, except for a virtual machine program like VMware. In the latter case, used bridged or NAT networking and let the guest use the host connection or the host router.
... JD Hurst

[sktn77a]

Thanks JD. I'll go figure out Access Connections

[revolutionary_one]

I meant for BOTH platforms. I dual boot on most of my machines. All of them wireless to a wireless router. And some of them have wireless+ethernet to a router connected to a server.

I wanted to know how I could point my wireless device to exclusively use applications for internet and my ethernet device exclusively for interaction with the server.