Thread: Home-networking - bridged connections?
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Old 18-05-2004, 10:27   #3
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Re: Home-networking - bridged connections?
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Originally Posted by Stuart W
You can safely dissable the 1394 Net Adapter.

There should be no need to use a bridge in basic peer-to-peer networking between 2 machines.
Inless you are using your firewire for video editing or connecting an iPod or other device, then disabling it will cause problems with those devices.

The 1394 does not need to be in the network you are creating though.
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