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Aragorn · 30-03-2005, 16:27

IIRC the network bridge adapter is related to ICS and or bridging between the two networks - ie LAN and ieee1394. You shouldn't need the network bridge if you are just plugging in to a router.
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Just had a thought - some routers refuse to pass on pings - a security feature. Has the powercut reset the router into a default configuration that is blocking internal traffic?

net view \\<ip address> may be a more valid test. What does this report on each system?

30-03-2005, 16:27	#16
Aragorn Inactive Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Minas Tirith, Gondor Age: 58 Posts: 3,458	Re: (Another) networking problem IIRC the network bridge adapter is related to ICS and or bridging between the two networks - ie LAN and ieee1394. You shouldn't need the network bridge if you are just plugging in to a router. __________________ Just had a thought - some routers refuse to pass on pings - a security feature. Has the powercut reset the router into a default configuration that is blocking internal traffic? net view \\<ip address> may be a more valid test. What does this report on each system?