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Bridging ModeGetting Started
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Configuring other PCs with Windows 95 Operating SystemsGo to the Neighborhood Network icon on the desktop. Right click on the icon to bring up the quick menu, and click on the "properties" command. In the Network menu, click on the "configuration" tab. Then look for and highlight the TCP/IP adapter (either your Ethernet adapter or USB adapter, as appropriate. Windows 95 Operating Systems were enabled for USB in later versions.) NOTE: If no adapter is installed, then this window will not contain the required icon. You must have either an Ethernet or USB driver/adapter on each PC. Once you have highlighted the proper adapter, click on the "Properties" button . Go to the IP address tab. Set up the The IP address information as specified by the service provider. Once you have added the IP Address and Subnet Mask information, click on the "Gateway" tab. Input the New gateway and click "OK". The system instructs you to reboot. Once you have rebooted, this PC has immediate "transparent" access to
the WAN connection.That is, the connection to the service provider is
always on and you do not have to connect and disconnect each time you
access the remote network. For example, if your service gives you Internet
access, you can browse the web at any time. |