Bridging Yourself Host with 2 NIC Cards

[l Krafty l]

No

[icanttype]

i know you cant but what is that other guy talking about

[why_dave]

No

could I go router-----1 netcard<-bridged->2 netcard-----hub------Xbox
then bridge the pc to hub using cain

u need either a managed switch or two routers I will test this and let u know

[mindcore]

can anyone prove that this really works?

[mindcore]

can anybody prove it that this really works?

[icanttype]

well i have 2 dual port network cards and this is REALLY confusing, hopefully i can figure it out

[icanttype]

well i got 2 dual port nic cards im testing right now

[icanttype]

this doesnt work i've tried it all day

[jacko87]

can this be done with 2 regualr network cards with a RJ-45 splitter in each one?

[icanttype]

wtf is up with this forum it took like a day for all my responses to show up, but i cant get a hold of bridger4life for some help, maybe he could tell me the network cards he uses i have two dell 9213p cards and they arent working how it's supposed to

[BEEFKING69]

why dont i just put 4 nics in my pc instead of 2 with 2 ports?

[Mykul]

Well, after a LOT of tinkering with settings and IP adresses, I can say for certain that this DOES in fact work. I followed the tutorial up until the wiring, after that I had to sort of wing it. I'll write up a tutorial of my own if I see fit, but until then you can either PM me, get me on XBL (GT: xMyKuLx), or IM me (AIM: RidiculousOrange).

-Mike

[xxFesterxx]

Does this still work with the new update?

[ADV1L]

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Does this still work with the new update?

if u know how to deal with the updates any bridging works fine


and the two nic way is possible - only on the basis that it creates two networks
ive done very extensive testing on them and have narrowed it down to two ways that could work - one I'm sure of and another im suspicious of and havent bothered with

id be willing to discuss the dual nic methods via pm or aim, but in truth dont expect much

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im not sure i havent tried it like that but try it and let me know

there goes all my respect for the nub who started this topic

[modz4bud]

Quote: Originally Posted by ADV1L

if u know how to deal with the updates any bridging works fine


and the two nic way is possible - only on the basis that it creates two networks
ive done very extensive testing on them and have narrowed it down to two ways that could work - one I'm sure of and another im suspicious of and havent bothered with

id be willing to discuss the dual nic methods via pm or aim, but in truth dont expect much



there goes all my respect for the nub who started this topic

yo is there a new way to bridge aft the updates?

[lawlessSaturn]

ok sorry to bump this topic but what if i have 4 nic cards with one port on each

[mtotho]

would this work with 2 integrated ethernet ports and 1 addition NIC card, or are NIC cards slightly different that regular network cards.

wouldnt something like this work Compaq 161105-001 Dual 10/100 PCI NIC Network Card - (item 160132396290 end time Jul-27-07 10:55:22 PDT)

[sk8souldier]

i'll let you know in a little while i bought 2

i doubt you will have room for 4 network card slots dude.

any bridgers add M34T G4Z3R you can never get enough bridgers

[lawlessSaturn]

i have 4 nic cards anyway just havnt tried it and their still 2 slots left so i cold have a maximum of 6 nic cards so i have room


also good job on reviving a very old topic

[s83A6b]

Anyone try to splice a half of an ethernet cable to a full one so you have a Y shape and 1 port nic?
think that would work like a 2 port nic would? I guess splicer would be easier. I'd try but can't get host.