Name: Anonymous 2006-02-19 20:07
Hey guys,
I'm trying to bridge connections between my ethernet card and an 802.11b card, but I'm losing my wireless connection every time I make a bridge!
http://www.netcal.com/news.php?article=11
I'm pretty certain I need to enable promiscuous mode on my wireless, except that there seems to be no control panel in my drivers or Windows' device setup to do this. I tried the "netsh" command from the article, but there's the kicker: I'm using Windows Server 2003, and for all its similarities to WinXP, the netsh utility doesn't seem to have a way to enable ForceCompatibilityMode on a NIC!
Can anyone offer some advice? Thanks
I'm trying to bridge connections between my ethernet card and an 802.11b card, but I'm losing my wireless connection every time I make a bridge!
http://www.netcal.com/news.php?article=11
I'm pretty certain I need to enable promiscuous mode on my wireless, except that there seems to be no control panel in my drivers or Windows' device setup to do this. I tried the "netsh" command from the article, but there's the kicker: I'm using Windows Server 2003, and for all its similarities to WinXP, the netsh utility doesn't seem to have a way to enable ForceCompatibilityMode on a NIC!
Can anyone offer some advice? Thanks