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I am from a country where it's cheaper to get connectected through 2 ISPs rather than buying 1 huge bandwith from 1 ISP. So I have 2 ISP, A, and B. Also, I have 4 computers: 1, 2, 3, 4 My plan is simple. Computer 1 and 2 has 2 LAN cards each. Computer 1 is connected to ISP A and the hub. Computer 2 is connected to ISP B and the hub. Computer 3 and 4 each has only 1 LAN card that connects them to a HUB. Then, I run home or small office network wizard. On computer 2, I said that this computer connect to the internet, the other computers connect to the internet through this computer. Then I run the wizard on computer 3 and 4. I choose this computer connect through the internet through another computer. Finally I run the wizzard on computer 1. The wizard tell me that there is an computer sharing internet connection sharing on computer 2. Should we use the connection. I choose no. I then choose that computer 1 connect directly to the internet the other computers have their own connections. Tada.... Everything seems to work perfectly. Then I notice one thing. If I unplug the LAN from computer 2, computer 1 that is also directly connected to the internet cannot access internet. Some IP checking shows that computer 1 actually connect to the internet using the internet connection in comptuer 2. How can this be? I explicitly tell the wizard in computer 1 that I do not want to use the internet connection in computer 2. Jonathon
Do you subscribe to two dialup ISP's?.. -- Show quoteHide quoteMike Hall MVP - Windows Shell/User <jonathant***@yahoo.com.sg> wrote in message news:1135006942.065456.284720@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... > Hi, > > I am from a country where it's cheaper to get connectected through 2 > ISPs rather than buying 1 huge bandwith from 1 ISP. > > So I have 2 ISP, A, and B. Also, I have 4 computers: 1, 2, 3, 4 > > My plan is simple. > > Computer 1 and 2 has 2 LAN cards each. Computer 1 is connected to ISP A > and the hub. Computer 2 is connected to ISP B and the hub. > > Computer 3 and 4 each has only 1 LAN card that connects them to a HUB. > > Then, I run home or small office network wizard. On computer 2, I said > that this computer connect to the internet, the other computers connect > to the internet through this computer. > > Then I run the wizard on computer 3 and 4. I choose this computer > connect through the internet through another computer. > > Finally I run the wizzard on computer 1. The wizard tell me that there > is an computer sharing internet connection sharing on computer 2. > Should we use the connection. I choose no. I then choose that computer > 1 connect directly to the internet the other computers have their own > connections. > > Tada.... Everything seems to work perfectly. > > Then I notice one thing. If I unplug the LAN from computer 2, computer > 1 that is also directly connected to the internet cannot access > internet. Some IP checking shows that computer 1 actually connect to > the internet using the internet connection in comptuer 2. > > How can this be? I explicitly tell the wizard in computer 1 that I do > not want to use the internet connection in computer 2. >
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