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I am just wondering why it is being said that the Broadband Networking
Utility is not needed when running WindowsXP? I have the mn100 basestation
which i recently converted to bridging mode and mn500 wireless basestation.
I use the BNU although just this weekend I put in a new hard drive in my
computer B and loaded windowsXP with SP2 and i do see strange connections in
my network connections page that i have never seen before not Home Gateway
MN100 and Home Gateway MN500 as well as my usuall lan connection. I have
computer B running into the mn100 bridged and that connected to my mn500.
now i can not access my router thru the base staton utility from my computer
b it just goes into my mn100 base station that has been converted to bridge.
i can access thru IE with ip address. everything is working fine just
wondering so i might better understand.
Thanks, Jeff
I am just wondering why it is being said that the Broadband Networking
Utility is not needed when running WindowsXP? I have the mn100 basestation
which i recently converted to bridging mode and mn500 wireless basestation.
I use the BNU although just this weekend I put in a new hard drive in my
computer B and loaded windowsXP with SP2 and i do see strange connections in
my network connections page that i have never seen before not Home Gateway
MN100 and Home Gateway MN500 as well as my usuall lan connection. I have
computer B running into the mn100 bridged and that connected to my mn500.
now i can not access my router thru the base staton utility from my computer
b it just goes into my mn100 base station that has been converted to bridge.
i can access thru IE with ip address. everything is working fine just
wondering so i might better understand.
Thanks, Jeff